“Press freedom is at its worst”
Updated on 04/20/2022 07:30 am The Inter American Press Association (IAPA) considered that in Peru “the freedoms of expression and press They are at their worst moment in the last two decades.”
The connectivity of the airlines today and when they plan to increase their flights with Uruguay
The news of the companies and when they plan to increase their flights with Uruguay; travel agencies say there is demand but there are no seats available Source link
Cabello demands justice for residents of Villa Zamorana in Guatire
The first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, called for the full “weight of the law” on the mayor of the Zamora municipality of Miranda state,
Senate: new meeting to advance the project to pay the debt with escaped funds
Di Tullio: We do not want the project to serve “money laundering for the commission of aberrant crimes.” A new meeting of the commissions of General Legislation and Budget and Treasury of
Tarija’s economy has fallen steadily since 2015
Page Seven / La Paz Since 2015, the economy of Tarija has registered a sustained decline due to lower natural gas production and lower prices. In 2020, the crisis caused by the
Banks will close on holiday across the country tomorrow
On the holiday of Inconfidência Mineira, this ThursdayOn Friday (21), there will be no service at bank branches across the country. According to the Brazilian Federation of Banks (Febraban), self-service areas will
Mineduc announces the submission of the bill that seeks to end the application of Simce
The Minister of Education, Marco Antonio Avilaconfirmed that a bill will be sent that will allow the completion of the Simce application in schools. “It is not that we disagree a priori,
Travel agency sales are reactivated 70% compared to 2019
Easter leaves balances better than expected for economic reactivation national, achieving almost a 70% in sales related to tourism during this period of 2022, compared to the same period in 2019, as
Engineers fail to start Cuba’s largest power plant
The Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Plant in Matanzas, the largest Cuban plant, is not raising its head. After the most recent failure, last Saturday, which again motivated its exit from the national electrical
The Future in Infectious Disease Surveillance May Lie… in the Poop
As a utility plant operator in Modesto, a city of nearly a quarter of a million people in California’s San Joaquin Valley, Green helps keep the city’s sewers flowing and its wastewater