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Noboa's Polemical Laws Temporarily Halted by the Constitutional Court - teleSUR English

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The Constitutional Court of Ecuador provisionally suspended on Monday a series of articles from several laws promoted by President Daniel Noboa, following multiple constitutional challenges from organizations warning of violations of fundamental rights. RELATED: Ecuador and US Sign Controversial Security Agreement Amid Rising Social Unrest Among the suspended articles are some controversial provisions of the Organic Intelligence Law, such as tho…Military · Ecuador See the Story

Japanese team audits Paraguayan beef production

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A team from Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries is in Paraguay to audit the South American country's meat production until August 8, with visits to various facilities and regional offices.Economy · Paraguay Read Article

Falklands’ new Governor’s message in support of the Islands’ defense and future

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The first formal address of the new Falkland Islands Governor, Colin Martin Reynolds, following the swearing in ceremony, in which he received all the symbols of his position, was well received by the local population particularly the reaffirmation of the United Kingdom’s commitment to the defense, future and cooperation with the Falklands’ people.Latin America · United Kingdom Read Article

Suspected parcel in Uruguay leads to seizure of military-grade rifles

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Uruguayan customs authorities seized two military-grade rifles on Monday during a routine inspection at a transportation agency in Montevideo. The weapons were discovered inside what officials described as a “suspicious parcel.”Latin America · Montevideo Read Article

Uruguayan public sector unions call nationwide strike over inadequate wage proposal

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Uruguay’s Confederation of State Employees' Organizations (COFE) announced a 24-hour nationwide strike on August 12, rejecting the government’s proposed wage adjustment for public sector workers. The decision was unanimously approved during a national assembly attended by over 35 unions.Latin America · Uruguay Read Article

De Moraes places sitting Senator under house arrest with a tracking anklet

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Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) Justice Alexandre De Moraes on Monday ordered Senator Marcos Do Val (Podemos-ES) to have a tracking anklet fitted and remain under house arrest at night and during weekends. The measure was carried out as soon as the Congressman landed at Brasilia Airport back from the United States, where he had gone despite an STF warrant banning him from leaving the country.Federal District · Federal District Read Article

World's largest free iceberg drifted for decades—now it's cracking

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The iceberg has been closely monitored due to concerns that it may collide with South Georgia, "potentially threatening a delicate ecosystem," the NOAA warned.Climate Change · Antarctica See the Story

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