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Lawyers warn that he is evading the transparency, healthy competition and controls that LaCap already dictates. In addition to protecting government officials from Naguib Bukili who have been questioned about purchases of public funds during the epidemic, the new health law approved by the “Buklista” association will also allow the law governing state procurement to be bypassed by evading controls and rules of transparency and healthy competition. Attorney Jose Marinero, an administrative law specialist and president of the Foundation for Democracy, Transparency and Justice (DTJ), explained this by noting that Article 8, literally “A” of the new law permits the…

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Senate Bill 184, which sought to outlaw diversion therapies in Puerto Rico, was today defeated in the Senate Committee on Community Initiatives, Mental Health and Addiction. The project report garnered eight votes against and seven in favor, as confirmed by the press office of Senator Jose Vargas Vidot, who chairs the committee. The aforementioned bill sought to amend the Puerto Rico Mental Health Act and the Minors’ Safety, Welfare, and Protection Act, in order to broaden the protection of the physical and mental health of minors. Senators who voted against: Thomas Rivera Schatz (National People’s Party), Wanda Soto Tolentino (National…

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Heinrich Haupt described the relationship that Buckley built on Tuesday night during the national network in which he tried to defend the dismissal of the judges and the Attorney General as “a shameful and unforgivable lack of respect.” Former German ambassador to El Salvador, Heinrich Haupt, rejected the comparison made by Nayeb Bukele on Tuesday evening about the international condemnation of the coup in El Salvador with the victims of the Holocaust. “Our friends were wrong,” Buckley said, referring to the international ruling on the dismissal of the Constitutional Chamber judges and the Attorney General. He added, “A friend could…

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File photo: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on April 13, 2021. Debbie Hill / Paul via ReutersActing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was unable to present a coalition government before midnight local time (21:59 GMT), when his term of office to do so expired after the March 23 elections, which The political blockade has been imposed on Israel for more than two years.”Shortly before midnight, Netanyahu informed the president’s residence (Reuven Rivlin) that he could not form a government, and thus returned the mandate to the president,” the presidential office said in a statement.Netanyahu did not ask for an additional 14…

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Licit S. 26-year-old Cosme Rivera, whose relatives reported missing Monday night. According to Police Commissioner, Antonio Lopez, Cosme Rivera is safe. “Since the complaint of the disappearance of Leschette S. Cosme Rivera, 26 years old, was received … (a) A working group has been activated to find the location of the young woman. After multiple investigation efforts, it included both the vehicles and her close contacts, a few minutes ago, they found her location. In good health, “Lopez said in written phrases. Related: No information has been received about the circumstances in which the young woman was found or the…

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Since April 28, the national strike has started against tax reform. However, CalI was one of the cities where the protests turned violent, killing at least 12 people in a way that was confirmed by human rights. “If we continue to say after that that citizens are sabotaged, then we are in a bad condition as a society,” said Adriana Lucia, a Colombian singer and songwriter who accompanied a live video of a photographer showing the situation in the La Luna sector in Cali. .(You may be interested in: Who were the people killed during the strike in Kali). Protestants…

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Lima, May 3, 2021Updated on 3/5/2021 10:10 AMFuerza Popular presidential candidate, Keiko FujimoriThanks this Sunday for the support it has received from the political parties Victoria Nacional and Partido Popular Cristiano (Purchasing powerAnd the Alliance for Progress (APP).Look: Region IV Ipsos survey: Pedro Castillo tops the preferences with 43% and Keiko reaches 34%He said he understood that supporting these groups was not his person but “democracy” in defense of “the future of all Peruvians.””I knew there were a lot of parties that had spoken. Allow me to thank Victoria Nacional, the PPC and Alianza para el Progreso, in a speech…

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Chinese ships in the disputed Scarborough Atoll (Reuters)The Philippines’ top diplomatic representative cursed the Xi Jinping regime on Twitter, amid a crisis over the presence of Chinese ships in the disputed South China Sea.”China, my friend, how can I politely describe it? Let me think … or … get away from the damnExternal Relations Minister Teodoro Luxen tweeted.”What do you do for our friendship? is yours. We do not. we are trying. is yoursThe diplomat added.The recent dispute between Manila and Beijing over these resource-rich waters, which China claims almost entirely, erupted in March, after hundreds of Chinese ships were…

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“If someone puts their hand where they shouldn’t, and if someone commits acts of corruption and is called to justice, then they simply have to respond,” said Carlos Amarante Barrett, leader of the Dominican Liberation Party. The political leader noted that many DTP members have held public office and that although the government and the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) intend to discredit the party, those who commit inappropriate acts should be held accountable with justice. The former Minister of Education said, “PLD only demands respect for due legal procedures, and procedural and constitutional guarantees be given to anyone accused of…

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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will present the “RD-UNESCO Journalist” award to a journalist from the Dominican Republic on Monday to celebrate World Press Freedom Day. The president of the Dominican College of Journalists, Mercedes Castillo, announced by summoning journalists to attend the booth at 10:00 in the Dominican Republic, which is the time the ceremony begins. Although the name of the winner has not been revealed, Castillo is a journalist with a long career, who has been featured in union struggle, democracy, press freedom and the best causes in the country. The award ceremony will…

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