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Claudia Sheinbaum answers questions concerning PEMEX
In a public conference, Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed the Mexican media concerning her administrations agenda for the nation as well as its standing with PEMEX
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Nayib Bukele: President, crime fighter, visionary
President Nayib Bukele has made it his mission to make his country of El Salvador, habitable and retirement worthy. Since the start of his tenure in 2019, his most notable landmark has been his Supermax prison which houses his nation's most notorious gang bosses and their subordinates. His presidency has reduced crime by as much as 94%, welcomed in foreign investors and traders and boosted the tourism industry to record numbers making El Salvador one of the more visited countries in Central America since the start of the post Covid era.
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Argentina's President Milei speaks on Crypto fraud scandal
In an interview with Argentina's state television, President Javier Milei speaks his side of the story concerning the bombshell Crypto Currency fraud scandal.
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Tila, Mexico
4000 GONE
Mexican Cartel violence has hit a new high especially in Tila, a small Southern Mexican village town. 4000 persons have evacuated and resulted to government funded safety camps for refuge. Homes and properties are being burned due to fires set by the Cartel in the jungle in a squeeze to acquire land previously owned by the villagers.