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Brazil -Brazilian senators probing the country’s COVID-19 outbreak management have removed a recommendation from their report that President Bolsonaro should be charged with homicide and genocide. Instead, the senators are now alleging him of “crimes against humanity.” Those leading the congressional probe convened a meeting late on Tuesday to ponder over the report prepared by...

Ecuador -On Monday, Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso decreed a state of emergency to confront growing crime and drug trafficking in the nation. “This isn’t just exhibited in the number of narcotic drugs consumed in our nation, but it is seen in the number of crimes that are happening has an immediate or indirect connection with...

Venezuela -Venezuela’s government announced on Saturday to halt negotiations with its political opponents – in retaliation for the extradition of a close ally of President Nicolás Maduro. Prosecutors believe the ally could be a significant witness to corruption in the South American nation. A businessman who prosecutors think as a major conduit for corruption by...

Cape Verde accepts the US request and extradites the man who knows all Maduro’s secrets. It is a nasty blow for the strong man of Caracas. The worst since Hugo Chávez, shortly before his death, handed him the scepter of power. His name is Alex Saab. He is 49 years old and has been the...

Latin America –Vice President of US Kamala Harris has repeatedly raised the issue of migration in the country as a critical issue that needs urgent attention. Most people who flee Central America for the US do not want to leave their homes, and would not do so if they felt safe and economically secure. Harris,...

America– In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the regulatory authority that approves drugs and vaccines, is called upon to decide this week on the so-called booster dose. Americans vaccinated with Pfizer are already rolling up their sleeves for the third dose, always done with Pfizer. Less apparent at the moment is...

Europe -The European Union’s top official has said that a ruling by Poland’s constitutional court challenges the supremacy of the bloc’s laws. She said the Polish ruling would not be left unanswered. Ursula von der Leyen said the verdict by Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal was “a direct threat to the unity of the European order” and...

California – Facebook announces its plan to create 10,000 new high-skilled jobs within the European Union (EU) over the next five years. This investment is a vote of confidence in the strength of the European tech industry and the potential of European tech talent. It is apparent to have a big job market in Europe,...

UK – According to a survey by the top British companies, there is hardly any scope for the supply chains to establish under one year. Despite the Covid-19 recovery curve, the experts have projected that it will at least take over a year to solve supply chain problems. The Bank of England is also trying...

Czech –Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis is set to hand power to the opposition parties that have won a combined majority in the Parliament’s lower house in an election last weekend. Babis is heading the centrist ANO party. He acknowledged the opposition win but held out the possibility, until Friday, that he may have the...

Austria -Alexander Schallenberg sworn in as Austria’s new chancellor. He replaced Sebastian Kurz, who resigned after he was implicated in a corruption scandal. During the ceremony, Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen said the government needed to restore public trust eroded by the allegations of Kurz’s wrongdoing. Schallenberg, is a 52-years-old politician who was previously...

UK -Fourteen EU member states are gearing up to issue a joint declaration alleging the British government of “significant social and economic damage” to their fishing communities. Wider relations between the UK and EU countries appear close to breaking point. Belgium, France, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Italy, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Germany, Cyprus, Sweden, Latvia, and...