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Brazil’s police make 11 arrests in latest crackdown on drugs gangs in Rio de Janeiro

Brazil Politics · Rio De Janeiro

Brazil’s police make 11 arrests in latest crackdown on drugs gangs in Rio de Janeiro

44% Left coverage: 9 sources

British Airways Criticised for Using Falklands Capital’s Argentinian Name

British Airways · United Kingdom

British Airways Criticised for Using Falklands Capital’s Argentinian Name

86% Right coverage: 7 sources

Protesters Attack Argentine Television Stations After the Ratification of the Conviction of Cristina Fernández for Corruption

Corruption · Buenos Aires

Protesters Attack Argentine Television Stations After the Ratification of the Conviction of Cristina Fernández for Corruption

Coverage: 5 sources

A wave of protests toured Argentina this Tuesday after the Justice ratified the sentence of six years in prison and perpetual disqualification for corruption to the former president of Argentina, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Protesters concentrated on squares and in the immediate vicinity of the ex-mandataria's home to show her support, but not all protests were peaceful. There were also acts of vandalism, such as the attack on the Todo Notic…See the Story

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British Airways Criticised for Using Falklands Capital’s Argentinian Name

British Airways Criticised for Using Falklands Capital’s Argentinian Name

British Airways Criticised for Using Falklands Capital’s Argentinian Name

President Arce Orders Road Clearance After 10 Days of Blockades by Supporters of Evo Morales.

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivian President Luis Arce on Wednesday ordered police and the armed forces to clear roads blocked for 10 days by supporters of former President Evo Morales, who are protesting the…Military · Bolivia See the Story

Students Took Several UBA Faculties in Rejection of the Ruling that Upheld Cristina Kirchner's Conviction

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Students’ centers of Philosophy and Letters, Social and Natural Sciences and Exacts repudiated “the political and judicial persecution exercised” against the former president. There was also a street court in front of Psychology, and a symbolic occupation in the rectorate of the UNLPCorruption · Buenos Aires See the Story

Guyanese subsea oil and gas company launched

focusing on remotely operated vehicles, diving services The Guyanese owned subsea oil and gas support training services company, Orinduik Marine Services (OMS) was yesterday launched as President Irfaan Ali underscored that with continued similar investments this country can position itself to compete regionally and globally for jobs in the sector. The article Guyanese subsea oil and gas company launched appeared first on Stabroek News.Americas · Guyana Read Article

Trinidad air conditioning company in soft launch here

The Suriname-Guyana Chamber of Commerce (SGCC) last evening hosted a reception at the Pegasus Hotel to mark the arrival of the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) Trade Mission to Guyana. The article Trinidad air conditioning company in soft launch here appeared first on Stabroek News.Americas · Guyana Read Article

Directive for doctors’ on-call duty triggers debate

Minister of Health Dr Frank Anthony yesterday said that doctors are compliant with the Ministry’s directive regarding mandated on-call duty rotations for Government Medical Officers (GMOs) at the Diamond and Enmore Regional Hospitals. The article Directive for doctors’ on-call duty triggers debate appeared first on Stabroek News.Americas · Guyana Read Article

Ministry says no COVID-19 cases at West Ruimveldt Primary

Amid reports of COVID-19 infections in a number of Georgetown schools, the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) has written to the Ministry of Education urging immediate precautionary actions, while the Ministry has strongly denied any confirmed cases at the West Ruimveldt Primary School and labelled some of the claims as false and misleading. The article Ministry says no COVID-19 cases at West Ruimveldt Primary appeared first on Stabroek News.Coronavirus · Guyana Read Article

Market vendor acquitted of attempted murder in ochro confrontation

A 12-member jury yesterday acquitted Stabroek Market vendor Robert Henry, also known as “Natty,” of attempted murder and the alternative charge of felonious wounding. The article Market vendor acquitted of attempted murder in ochro confrontation appeared first on Stabroek News.Americas · Guyana Read Article

Northern Hog Island residents say needs not being met by RDC

depend heavily on rain for domestic chores, police station unoccupied Residents of northern Hog Island, Essequibo River say they have made several complaints to the Regional Democratic Council (RDC) concerning the need for a proper dam, water facilities, clean trenches, and repairs to a koker, among other issues but their requests have fallen on deaf ears. The article Northern Hog Island residents say needs not being met by RDC appeared first o…Americas · Guyana Read Article

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