The Bolivian government announced on Tuesday, February 3, that it is working on a package of laws aimed at strengthening the national economy and sustainable development by attracting domestic and foreign investment.
The South American nation seeks to "strengthen international cooperation and…
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Peace and reconciliation in Venezuela are the main objective of the amnesty law.
The amnesty law, approved last week in Venezuela by the National Assembly, will serve to strengthen peace and reconciliation in the country, according to interim president Delcy Rodríguez.
The official stated: "Reconciliation must be a…
Venezuela welcomes new ambassadors from Nicaragua and Italy
On Monday, February 2, diplomats Valezka Fiorella López Herrera, the new ambassador appointed by the Republic of Nicaragua, and Giovanni Umberto De Vito, from Italy, presented their respective Letters of Credence to Venezuelan Foreign…
Chile registers Michelle Bachelet’s candidacy to lead the UN
The deadline for announcing the replacement for the current Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, is January 1, 2027. In this regard, the current President of Chile, Gabriel Boric, announced on Monday the formal…
Laura Fernández is the new president of Costa Rica
Laura Fernández is the new president of Costa Rica, after sweeping the first round of the electoral process. She has the support of US President Donald Trump and will begin her term on May 8.…
IMF forecasts economic growth for Argentina within the G20
The International Monetary Fund estimates that Argentina will be the fourth fastest-growing economy within the G20 in 2026, ranking behind India, Indonesia, and China.
According to the international organization's projections regarding the…
US diplomat Laura Dogu arrives in Venezuela
This Saturday, January 31, US diplomat Laura Dogu arrived in Venezuela to lead the working sessions between the governments of Venezuela and the United States.
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil announced the news via his Telegram…
Japan to accept up to 1.23 million foreign workers by 2028
Japan will open its doors to more than 1.23 million foreign workers by fiscal year 2028, although the maximum stay for these workers will be five years.
The measure falls under the framework of specific residency and skills development…
Venezuelan debt renegotiation could restart this year
The potential easing of US sanctions against Venezuela is encouraging a group of bondholders with approximately $60 billion in debt to pursue a possible renegotiation.
The current political landscape has opened the door to potential…
IMF begins meetings with Venezuela to assess internal economic situation
Amid the current political situation in Venezuela, the International Monetary Fund held an off-the-cuff meeting with the country to assess the internal economic situation and the feasibility of resuming bilateral relations.
Some of the…
Japan’s Prime Minister to dissolve the Parliament and call for early elections
Last Wednesday, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi held a meeting with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner, the Innovation Party (Ishin), in which she announced her intention to dissolve Parliament and call for early…
SAIME to hold first national ID card issuance this Saturday, January 17
The Administrative Service for Identification, Migration and Foreigners of Venezuela indicated that the first national ID card issuance and data verification journey of the year will be held this Saturday, January 17.
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