The Observer – Montevideo The president of the Federation of Ancap Workers (Fancap), Salvador Sprovier, crossed the Union of Nafta Sellers (Unvenu) for being “generating panic in the population” due to the 24-hour strike announced by the union for this Friday. “The strike is not in the entire federation, it is in the La Tablada ...
The minister of Foreign Affairs from China, Wang Yisaid that Beijing is willing to deepen practical cooperation with Panama and urged the Central American country to safeguard the rights of Chinese companies during a meeting with the minister of Foreign Affairs Panamanian, Javier Martínez-Achareported the official Chinese news agency Xinhua. Wangwho met with Martínez-Acha On ...
The Secretary of Homeland Security of the United States, Markwayne Mullinsaid that the Government of donald trump is drawing up plans to stop processing international travelers and cargo at large U.S. airports in “sanctuary cities” that have refused to cooperate with an immigration crackdown. The move could effectively paralyze international air travel and commerce at ...
The senator Flavio Bolsonaro, candidate for this year’s Brazilian presidential elections, confirmed on social media that he met with the president of the United States on Tuesday, donald trumpin the White House. The eldest son of the former president Jair Bolsonaro posted a photo with trump in the Oval Office. He did not comment further ...
ASX is increasing its capital spending to modernize critical market infrastructure, as the struggling Australian stock operator seeks to regain the trust of regulators and stakeholders after years of technical problems. According to a statement filed on Tuesday, the company raised its capital investment target to between 180 million and 200 million Australian dollars (between ...
Inmates at the Barinas prison in western Venezuela staged a protest on Sunday on the roof of the penitentiary, piling up burning mattresses and demanding the dismissal of the prison director, whom they accused of supervising guards while they shot against unarmed inmates. “At this moment we feel attacked by all the public officials of ...
The Brazilian president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silvaleads the opposition senator Flavio Bolsonaro in this year’s presidential race, after gaining ground following reports linking the right-wing candidate to a disgraced banker, according to a Datafolha poll published Friday. The leftist Lula would win a possible second round against Bolsonaro by 47% to 43%, according to ...
Soccer, beyond being the most practiced and consumed sport in the world, is an industry that moves billions of dollars each year. Although income comes from the sale of tickets, t-shirts and other items, the buying and selling of footballers is one of the central axes of the business. “Like any business model, the sustainability ...
The US military boarded and subsequently freed an Iranian-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman, thus keeping pressure on Tehran’s economy as President Donald Trump pushes for a deal to end the conflict. The ship, the M/T Celestial Sea, was “suspected of attempting to violate the US blockade by heading towards an Iranian port,” ...
The president of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, signed Decree No. 6034, that stipulates the regulation of the generation of electrical energy. Through non-conventional non-hydraulic renewable sources. This regulation stipulates the technical and regulatory limits for the generation and distribution of energy, so that citizens, businesses and industries can produce their own energy and include the surpluses ...
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