Informative coffee for Wednesday, November 5, 2025
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JNJ magistrates seek to increase their salary to S/42,000 with the support of Perú Libre
The JNJ magistrates They seek to increase their monthly remuneration S/35,000 to S/42,000arguing that they should receive the same as the supreme judges of the Judiciary. The increase would benefit only the
Russia considers that the US is creating a situation of great tension in the Caribbean
The Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia, Sergei Ryabkov, denounced that the United States is responsible for the highly tense environment created by its military presence near Venezuela, and recognized the work that
Lula goes to Colombia to participate in the Celac-EU Summit
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will participate in the summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac) and the European Union (EU), next Sunday (9), in Santa Marta,
Bogotá is getting ready for a new Night of Museums: When?
Bogota residents are preparing to enjoy a unique day full of art, history and culture. Here’s what you should know! The country’s capital is preparing for one of its most anticipated days
Bertha Rojas on Vladimir Cerrón: “I will not take care of my son with a bottle”
Bertha Rojas, mother of Vladimir Cerrón and founding member of Perú Libre, officially announced her candidacy for the second vice presidency in her party’s presidential slate for the 2026 elections. Rojas explained
PJ denounces holding a telematic hearing without defense of eight political prisoners
The political prisoners who had the telematic hearing were Roland Carreño, Freddy Superlano, Perkins Rocha, Nélida Sánchez, Biagio Pilieri, Ricardo Estévez, Davis Correa and Dorenski Rojas, Pilieri’s driver The First Justice Party
Judge acquits ten defendants of Backer beer contamination
Judge Alexandre Magno de Resende Oliveira, from the 2nd Criminal Court of Belo Horizonte, acquitted the ten defendants accused of the contamination of Backer brand beers, which resulted in the death of
Shifts, logs and veterinarians 24/7: security dogs will no longer be able to work more than 8 hours
The Limonar case and the so-called Lorenzo Law give rise to a profound change in the rules of animal surveillance. News Colombia. For years, the dogs that guarded warehouses, airports and residential
Small Peruvian farmers hit by US tariffs
The small and medium farmers Peruvians are going through a moment of uncertainty due to the recent imposition of tariffs by the United Statesits main agricultural trading partner. Nearly 50% of Peruvian