Mexican military to take over airports as president takes aim at corruption, mismanagement

9 de July, 2023

Mexico’s armed forces are taking control of the capital’s main airport, and the government plans to give the military control of nearly a dozen more across the country as the president takes aim at corruption and mismanagement.

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São Paulo’s Paulista Avenue’s Top Bars for 2023

Three of Brazil’s best bars, as chosen by EXAME Casual in 2023, sit near São Paulo’s Paulista Avenue. This area is a hub for top-notch drinks and classic pubs. A jury picked these spots. They were 60 critics and influencers from across Brazil. They each chose ten bars. There was no set order. Votes got […]

Maduro bolsters future election prospects with strategic Electoral Council head selection

Elvis Amoroso, a Bolivarian revolution proponent, was elected National Electoral Council (CNE) president of Venezuela on Friday. He will hold this position for the next seven years. This move positions Maduro advantageously for upcoming elections. Amoroso has begun a seven-year term as the president of Venezuela’s CNE. The Venezuelan National Assembly, controlled by officialists, had […]

Venezuela’s annual inflation reaches almost 430 percent

Venezuela’s inflationary challenges persist as the country’s annualized inflation rate reaches nearly 430 percent, according to the Venezuelan Financial Observatory (OVF). The OVF, an institution composed of economists and experts independent of the Central Bank (BCV), released an estimate indicating an average inflation rate of 399.98 percent for 2023. However, the latest figures reveal a […]