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THE NEWS OF THE FORTNIGHT Aporrea, 02/27/2026 Sinopsis: In addition, five people remain missing in the state of Minas Gerais, according to the regional Fire Department. Rescue teams suspended operations in the early hours of the morning due to heavy rains that resumed Thursday night and caused further flooding in both towns.
The majority of the victims were in Juiz de Fora, where authorities reported 58 deaths and three missing persons. The other six deaths and two missing persons are from Ubá, a municipality located about 100 kilometers away.....
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"This world order, however imperfect it may have been even at its best, no longer exists." These were the words of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the recent European security conference.
Beyond the political, economic, and military considerations of these statements, the truth is that we, as a region, face the most challenging situation in our recent history. Until now, this existing order, "however imperfect it may have been,".......
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Irrefutable evidence about the Essequibo It is quite clear that this territory, currently in dispute, has unquestionably belonged to Venezuela since colonial times. This is clearly demonstrated by analyzing the tradition of its ownership. Indeed, as early as the end of the 18th century, Spain and Portugal defined the borders of their colonies in the Americas, and, as can be clearly seen in the various boundary maps, copies of which are held in historical archives of European and American countries, the Captaincy General of Caracas extended its territory to the northwest bank of the Essequibo River. |
Reader´s opinion This section features articles and opinions submitted by our readers on topics related to environmental protection, climate change, Latin American integration, and the new democratic world order.
Contributions are welcome, provided they are free of partisan political or religious views. For this reason, we have not published numerous submissions we have received, as they were identified with political biases or ideologies.
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Naturalists in Venezuela A space destined to describe the most outstanding features of important scientists dedicated to the natural sciences who have developed their work in our country.
Obviously the list is by far not complete. That is why we will be adding new names to it as time permits. In any case, we invite our readers to send us to contacto@aprosima.com, information that they consider may be useful to complete it.
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