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President Luis Abenader has expressed that international engagement is necessary to pacify Haiti, but the Dominican Republic should not. The President indicated that it is necessary to work to help this country overcome its situation for humanitarian and security reasons, due to the confrontation between its political class and the spread of armed gangs in its lands. Emphasizing that there is no time to lose to work for the benefit of that nation, the head of state said that the situation is so difficult that even international solidarity becomes difficult to exercise, given the lack of power in that country.…

Venezuelan politician Julio Borges, in file photo. EFE / Lenin Noli Venezuela opposition They endorsed the Venezuelans, the facilitation of the Kingdom of Norway and the accompanying nations of the dialogue process, and their commitment to continue the work done. in Mexico.Through a statement, the Consolidated Platform expressed its willingness to participate in the process, After the third day of meetings was suspended due to Chavismo’s absence.“We are in Mexico with the aim of advancing the constitution of the agenda of social concern To strengthen pediatric nutrition programmes, organ transplantation and immunization, among other equally important things,” says the text…

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga (Image: REUTERS/Evelyn Hochstein)US President Joe Biden continues to move his chips in the Indo-Pacific region by receiving the prime ministers of India, Japan and Australia on Friday., following the announcement last week of a stunning military alliance between the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom.After meeting with Scott Morrison (Australia) , Narendra Modi (India) and Yoshihide Suga (Japan), Biden highlighted ‘Excellent progress’ towards a ‘free and open’ Indo-Pacific, Amid growing concern for China’s military and political prosperity in the…

Blinken defends US exit from Afghanistan 1:27 (CNN) – Several lawmakers angrily abandoned a classified briefing with members of the Biden administration on Wednesday morning. Afghanistan According to three sources familiar with the briefing. Republican and Democratic lawmakers were frustrated after officials from the State Department, the Pentagon, the Department of Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of Homeland Security did not answer their key questions during the briefing for committee members. The House foreign affairs official sources told CNN. State Department officials continue — privately and publicly — to say that there are still about 100 Americans…

Chihuahua, Mexico. The brutal multiple murders of a family shocked the Mexican state of Chihuahua. Businessman Saúl Domínguez, his romantic partner and the woman’s daughter (9 years old) were murdered, mutilated and burned by criminals in the last hours in that area. A member of the businessman’s family discovered this upon entering the dwelling, believing that it was only the man’s remains, but it was later confirmed that it belonged to the woman and the minor. can read: Tension in the Haitian migrant camp after the arrival of police patrols The two victims, in addition to Ciel Dominguez (66), are…

Madrid Spain. volcano on island palm Who broke out last Sunday still spit Lava, which continues devastating progress, Albeit slowly, in the eruption phase relative stability.Experts don’t know how long this will last “More” And they even began to suspect that magma, which now moves to only 4 meters per hour, arrived at full flowing into the sea. Everything will depend on how the situation develops in the next few hours.If washing machines reach Costa Scientists warn of this marine interaction Using lava can generate columns of water vapor cemployment acid gases and the separation of the magma front, to…

Colombia’s president, Ivan Duque, in a file photo (Photo: EFE/Mauricio Dueñas Castañeda) The Colombian Air Force (FAC) acknowledged that one of its drones flew over the northeastern border last Monday, but by no means entered Venezuelan airspace. It also denounced the government of this Caribbean country.In the lawful exercise of its functions, On Monday, September 20, 2021 at 4:48 pm, an aerial reconnaissance mission was carried out with a drone., flew over Colombian airspace in the Tibu municipality region, Norte de Santander, the Congolese armed forces said in a statement published late on Tuesday.Venezuelan Defense Minister, Vladimir Padrino Lopez denounced,…

The Chavista leader participated in the general assembly of the organizations through a pre-recorded speech.EFESeptember 22, 2021 – 3:45 pmChaveza leader Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday, when he intervened before the United Nations General Assembly, ratified his “demand” that “all criminal sanctions” against Venezuela be lifted. “We have endorsed our request and our demands for the lifting of all criminal sanctions on the Venezuelan economy and on Venezuelan society by the United States and the governments of the European Union,” Maduro said in a recorded speech.In this sense, he noted that his country had “on multiple occasions” conveyed to the various…

President Luis Abenader expressed that he would evaluate the issue of re-appointment for a second consecutive term in a year and a half and confirmed that there was a possibility that he would aspire for a second term in a row. In his interview on “El Sol de la Mañana”, the president said he would not play the role of “hypocrisy” and would not rule out the possibilities of that second presidential term. “I will not come here, as it often happens, to play hypocrisy because I will not be re-elected, there is a possibility of consecutive re-election, and I…

Four former presidents of Latin American countries, heads of regional organizations, various academics and experts will discuss the future of the region starting Thursday at the third edition of the Global Forum for Latin America and the Caribbean, to be held in New York. The forum, which will hold its discussions between next Thursday and Friday, will bring together former presidents of the Dominican Republic, Lionel Fernandez; Ricardo Lagos from Chile; Ernesto Samper from Colombia and Laura Chinchilla from Costa Rica. The former presidents will exchange six discussion tables with the Secretary-General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Luis…