The vast majority of Cubans were still without current on Saturday, the day after a new general electrical failure. It is the fourth blackout in less than six months on the island of 9.7 million inhabitants, struck by a deep economic crisis and whose dilapidated electrical system suffers from frequent damage and fuel shortages. The … Read more
The Party of the Social Democratic Prime Minister out of Kosovo won the legislative elections according to an official count almost completed on Monday evening, but with less than 41% of the votes, Albin Kurti is far from the absolute majority and will have to be allies. According to the results published by the Kosovo … Read more
And yet it turns: despite the absence of an absolute majority, the National Assembly works, adopts texts and resolutions. Since the dissolution and the early legislative elections, a dozen laws have been promulgated in Official Journal. This is certainly less than at the start of previous legislatures. But this does not mean an end to … Read more
He Institute of the National Housing Fund for workers (Infonavit) offers accessible and legitimate loans for formal workers in the country who wish to purchase a home, however, is there a minimum age to apply for credit? READ: Maximum age at which women can NO longer request an Infonavit loan Is it possible to process … Read more
By preferring Corsica to Notre-Dame de Paris, did Pope Francis make the right choice? A survey carried out by Odoxa-Backbone Consulting for Le Figaro (1) published Friday December 13 reveals in any case that the French approve of it. The results of this survey show that 60% of respondents believe that the Pope had “reason … Read more
“Dear socialist colleagues, free yourself! » A few minutes before the censorship of Michel Barnier’s government, Wednesday evening, Gabriel Attal directly addressed the socialist deputies at the podium to ask them to break with La France insoumise. Like many Macronists, the former Prime Minister called on “the left of government” to “sit around the table” … Read more
School teachers “responded to the call for a strike from trade union organizations” with almost “65% of strikers announced” Thursday in the “first degree”announced the majority FSU-SNUIpp on Tuesday. Public sector agents are called to mobilize on Thursday for a day of action and strike, threatening to open a new social front in the midst … Read more
The ruling party in Senegal is heading towards a very large absolute majority in Parliament the day after legislative elections supposed to give the president and the Prime Minister the means to carry out broad reforms, according to media projections published Monday. Radio RFM credits Pastef with 119 seats out of 165 in the National … Read more
Schools in New Delhi are holding classes remotely on Monday until further notice, by decision of the authorities, with the exception of two high school levels, due to worsening air pollution. “Face-to-face lessons will be interrupted for all students except levels 10 and 12” corresponding to two years of high school, Chief Minister Atishi, who … Read more
A successful bet: the first left-wing president in the history of Sri Lanka won the legislative elections hands down by winning an absolute majority which gives him a free hand to reform the country. A Marxist by training but widely converted to the market economy since then, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, 55, was elected in September … Read more