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Guido Peledo, Peru’s prime minister, publicly rebuked Deputy Foreign Minister Luis Enrique Chavez for his stance on Venezuela (Photo: Reuters/Angela Pons)Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro’s figure caused an internal crisis in the Peruvian government on Tuesday, after Prime Minister Guido Peledo publicly rebuked Vice-Chancellor Luis Enrique Chavez for saying that Pedro Castillo’s administration does not recognize Maduro’s legitimacy as head of the Caribbean nation.In a message posted on the social networking site Twitter, Peledo contradicted the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and stated this It is not the position of the government not to recognize the legitimate authority in Venezuela.”The Peruvian…

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The United States imposes sanctions on officials from Guatemala and El Salvador 1:31 (CNN Español) – “The most wonderful dictator in the world,” is the new phrase in the new biography of the President of El Salvador, Neb Bukele, on his Twitter account. The first change in his autobiography and picture occurred on Sunday night, when he wrote “Dictador de El Salvador,” in what many interpreted as ironic due to opposition claims that a dictatorship is being installed in the Central American country. According to the opposition, the accusations against Bukele are due to the fact that he has concentrated…

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Women with children in their hands, entire families, angry young men hiding their faces to escape the cameras as they get off the buses … This is the image provided by the deportation of some Haitians camped under a bridge on the border between Mexico and the USA One deportee told local media about his long journey to attempt to enter the United States, which began Sunday to deport dozens of Haitians held in a makeshift camp under a bridge in the South Texas town of Del Rio after a massive border crossing. The unnamed man described the experience as…

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With posters and shouting in unison “No to Kula Dam,” dozens of social activists demonstrated this Sunday in Independence Park towards the National Palace, referring to the Gwanes Dam, Yamasa. Social groups such as the Green March, Sugarcane Workers, Venatrano, Loma Miranda Camp, Defenders of the Three Causes, the National Human Rights Commission, among others, joined the “peaceful march” from early morning to defend other interests such as Barrick Gould. Withdrawal from the country and lower fuel prices. “We are advocating that the back dam not be developed in Guanes, we already have five dams on this island, we are…

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The Ministry of Education (MINIRD) has issued the general protocol for the start of the 2021-2022 school year, which sets out preventive, operational and follow-up measures to protect the educational community from infection with the Covid-19 virus. These measures include the physical plant, provision of equipment, supplies and consumables, as well as guidelines and basic information for center staff, students, and their families. To achieve the distance in classrooms and other places, educational centers should have a distance of 1.5 meters per student; As well as ensuring natural ventilation and working in open spaces. “In the case of air-conditioned environments,…

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“At the rate that work is progressing on the Monte Grande dam project, work that has been demanded by residents of the provinces that make up the Enriquí region for more than five decades, it could be completed within the next 10 or 15 years.” The statement was made by Barahona Senator for the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD), José del Castillo Savignon, during an event where he provided an account of his legislative actions last year. Del Castillo Saviñón stated that the company behind the project, the Brazilian multinational Andrade Gutiérrez, is currently facing “extremely difficult” moments in the international…

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Finally, Notre-Dame de Paris is now stable and safe enough for artisans to begin rebuilding, more than two years after a horrific fire tore through its roof, toppled its spire and threatened to bring down the rest of the medieval monument as well. Today, Saturday, the French Agency in charge of Reconstruction announced in a statement that the works to secure the structure, which began a day after the fire of April 15, 2019, have been permanently completed. Carpenters, scaffolding experts, member mechanics and even professional climbers took part in the work, which included special temporary structures to secure the…

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The Health Department’s Saturday morning report on the pandemic includes eight additional deaths from COVID-19. Of these eight deceased, five were not vaccinated. With these eight deaths, the total number of deaths during the pandemic on the island has risen to 3,072. The people whose deaths were reported in this morning’s report are six women and two men, ages 49 to 84. In addition, the agency reported an average of 269 new positive cases between molecular and antigen tests. The total number of new cases between the two tests for today is 324, according to the Puerto Rico Community Health…

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Santo Domingo, RD. Heidi Musa, a friend of Juan Carlos Moscia Eduardo, one of those named in Operation Falcon, is currently being interviewed by representatives of the Public Prosecution Office, led by the Deputy Attorney General, Yéni Bernice Renoso. Heidy Musa, excandidata a diputada por el Partido de la Liberación Dominicana (PLD), se presentó esta mañana ante las autoridades “para dar la cara” y desde ese momento se encuentra dentro de la Fiscalía de Santiago, ubicacio de Justicio del Pal City. So far, it is not known what issues they discuss in the interview, nor whether they will remain in…

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Tegucigalpa, Honduras The Former President of Honduras and current coordinator of Partido Libertad y refundación (Libre), Manuel Zelaya He is in the eye of the hurricane after a video was posted on social media showing him “distributing” money in a demonstration called by the opponents yesterday, Wednesday, on the occasion of the bicentenary of independence. The Honduran opposition protested in Tegucigalpa and made several demands to the current government of President Juan Orlando Hernandez and showed its displeasure over the differences. Zones of Employment and Economic Development (ZEDE). At the protest, which began on Morazán Avenue and ended in the…

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