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AGU thesis obliges perpetrator of feminicide to reimburse INSS pension
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The Cuban Foreign Minister and Mike Hammer meet in Madrid, each on their own side
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AGU thesis obliges perpetrator of feminicide to reimburse INSS pension
Actions to hold those convicted of feminicide financially responsible for expenses with death pensions granted by the INSS are in the sights of the Attorney General’s Office (AGU). Processes filed by the
The US would be evaluating sending small quantities of fuel to Cuba, according to ‘The Economist’
MIAMI, United States. – US officials are considering sending small amounts of fuel to Cuba – gas for cooking and diesel to keep water infrastructure running – with the aim of avoiding
The Cuban Foreign Minister and Mike Hammer meet in Madrid, each on their own side
Madrid/A dozen people were waiting this Monday at the doors of the Viana Palace, in Madrid, the official residence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, for the Cuban Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez,
List of presidential candidates for General Elections 2026: names and political parties
He National Election Jury (JNE) published the official list of candidates for the Presidency of the Republic who will participate in the General Elections 2026, thus consolidating the definitive electoral panorama for
Brianna Genao’s mother pleads: “Don’t forget my girl”
A month and a half after the disappearance of Brianna Genao, her mother, Yessica González asked society to keep her daughter’s memory alive and not let the case be forgotten. “My God,