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Arrest warrant of former Bolivian president 2:55 (CNN Español) – On Friday, the Bolivian Public Prosecutor’s Office issued an arrest warrant for former interim president Janine Anez and her former ministers Arturo Murillo, Jerko Nونñez, Alvaro Coimbra, Fernando Lopez, and Rodrigo Guzman, and the latter was arrested in Beni, according to the Bolivian state TV channel. CNN was unable to access the basis of the charges through the prosecutor’s office, but Áñez published his letter Twitter account A six-page photo of the arrest warrant talks about “political persecution.” These charges are “terrorism, sedition and conspiracy.” In the document presented by…

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Zelaya says he is administering a loan with CABEI to transfer money to mayors, but the petition will be submitted to the new assembly taking over on May 1 and asking opposing mayors to wait. Yesterday, Finance Minister Alejandro Zelaya confirmed that they could not “force” him to pay the Foods that he owes to the mayors for more than nine months, and the majority is in the hands of the opposition until April 30th. According to Zelaya, the decision of the Constitutional Chamber in the High Court of Justice did not order him to immediately pay for the presidency…

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Keiko Fujimori gets out of prison 2:36 (CNN Español) – The indictment was brought against Keiko Fujimori, leader of the Forza People’s Party, on Thursday by Prosecutor José Domingo Perez, of the Lava Gato special team. The prosecutor requested 30 years imprisonment against Keiko Fujimori for alleged crimes related to organized crime, money laundering, obstruction of justice, and false advertising in administrative proceedings. With the filing of this accusation, the investigation against the commander closes in the public prosecutor’s office. And now the judiciary is in the hands of the judiciary, which must determine his innocence or conviction through trial.…

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Former San Juan Mayor candidate for the Movement for the Victory of the Citizens (MVC) Manuel Antonio Natal Alfilo on Thursday criticized the defense strategy of Mayor Miguel Romero Lugo, the New Progressive Party and the State Election Commission of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Request to hold new elections in Unit 77. “What seems most important to me is how it looks like the legal team made up of (former) Senator (Miguel) Romero, the Election Commissioner of the National Progressive Party and the legal team of the State Election Commission are the same team and they did. Time.”…

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Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Wednesday thanked Argentine President Alberto Fernandez, Pope Francis and other world leaders for his “solidarity”, in his first appearance since his prison sentences were canceled. In his first statement of his new legal status, Lula also cited a long list of “thanks” to former Spanish government president Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, former Bolivian President Evo Morales and the São Paulo Forum, which brings together parties from the left in Latin America. Of all of them, he said that he received “solid evidence of solidarity,” especially during the 580 days he spent…

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The repeal of rulings by former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has shaken Brazil and will force a redistribution of messages in a country extremist by far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, who is now gaining a strong contender in the 2022 elections. The decision, announced by a court judge on Monday, adds a new variable to the serious crisis the country is going through, with more than 266,000 deaths due to the Coronavirus pandemic and unemployment at its highest historical levels. The former leftist president was not acquitted (2003-2010), as the judge decided to try him again in another court…

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Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The plenary session of the justices of the Supreme Court of Justice unanimously recognized his official excuse Rolando Argoeta Not to participate in a discussion appeal Raised in favor of Kevin Solorzano. He explained that “he presented his excuse for being among the reasons, because in previous years he issued a prior opinion on this case and all investigation procedures while working as director of the Public Prosecution Office.” Melvin Duarte, Spokesperson Authorization in the capital. Kevin Joshua Solorzano Hernandez He was acquitted of criminal responsibility In October 2020 by the Criminal Chamber of the High Court of…

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Human failure or natural disaster. Slowness and darkness compared to fast measurements. The location is at home or on the coast. The nuclear accidents in Chernobyl (Ukraine, April 26, 1986) and Fukushima (Japan, March 11, 2011) were very different, but they were the only ones in history to reach Level 7, the highest, on the scale that measures these disasters. These are eight keys that distinguish them and preserve the accident in Ukraine as the most dangerous in history, according to a report released this Tuesday in Vienna by the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation…

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Faced with a radical change in the composition of Congress, the Secretary of the Legislative Union assured that they would not allow unjustified dismissals, even if they were party employees. After Ernesto Castro, an elected representative of the New Ideas party who has emerged as the new president of the association, announced that there will be a profound “restructuring” in the administrative part of the legislature, the employees of this entity are in employment uncertainty. The general secretary of the association’s union, Luis Ortega, made it clear that they would defend all positions of workers who are already doing their…

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