With the start of the pandemic came the growth of Uruguayan franchises, which continues to this day. After developing in the local market, the brands bet on the international
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Look at the results of La Tinka for this Wednesday, October 23 (VIDEO)
This Wednesday, October 23, the long-awaited La Tinka draw took
After withdrawal of tax reform, Government would apply laws strictly
Santo Domingo.- The Minister of the Presidency, José Ignacio Palizawarned
Remote care
ASSE implemented telemedicine in 105 care centers throughout the country
Saab asserts that in seven years of administration, 540 men have been convicted of femicides
Tarek William Saab, attorney general imposed by the defunct constituent
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Look at the results of La Tinka for this Wednesday, October 23 (VIDEO)
This Wednesday, October 23, the long-awaited La Tinka draw took place. In this event, one lucky person got the chance to take home the amazing prize pool of S/11’607,644. In addition, the
After withdrawal of tax reform, Government would apply laws strictly
Santo Domingo.- The Minister of the Presidency, José Ignacio Palizawarned this Wednesday that after the withdrawal of the Fiscal Modernization bill proposed by the Executive Branch, in the future, the Government must
Remote care
ASSE implemented telemedicine in 105 care centers throughout the country in 2024 The National Telemedicine Plan, promoted by the State Health Services Administration (ASSE), made it possible to equip 105 remote care
Saab asserts that in seven years of administration, 540 men have been convicted of femicides
Tarek William Saab, attorney general imposed by the defunct constituent assembly, explained that since 2017 when he was appointed to the position, the Public Ministry registered 1,279 cases related to femicides. He
Fux suspends restrictions on the exploration of lotteries by states
Minister Luiz Fux, of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), suspended this Wednesday (23) the rule that prevents an economic group from operating lottery services in more than one state in the country.