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As usual, the Nicaraguan government celebrated the anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution, this time the 45th, together with the people.... More
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For many of Colombia's informal rural workers, the pension reform approved by President Gustavo Petro offers hope for a less precarious retirement.... More
Like a common usurer, Democratic Senator Robert Menendez hid his ill-gotten money in clothes, envelopes, trunks and safes, in addition to hiding gold bars in closets, but a New York jury proved that part of his fortune was obtained through corruption.... More
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The debate continues within the Democratic Party of the United States as to whether it is correct to maintain the candidacy for the White House of the current president, Joseph Biden, whose intellect shows more and more signs of a deplorable deterioration.... More
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