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The two key issues of the labor reform that remain to be discussed in the plenary session of the Chamber
The labor reform of Gustavo Petro’s government is very close to be approved in its second debate in the plenary session of the House of Representatives. The project already has 90% of
No classes or cultural activities: Regime announces severe restrictions
MIAMI, United States. – In the midst of a critical energy situation, the Cuban regime announced this Thursday severe measures that seek to alleviate the deficit in electricity generation, a consequence of
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Congress approves the use of force against crimes and illegal fishing in the Peruvian sea
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Teachers picket Minerd for jobs
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