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What the US Carrier Deployment to the Caribbean Means for Venezuela

Rand Paul · Venezuela

What the US Carrier Deployment to the Caribbean Means for Venezuela

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Main suspect in deadly gas station blast confessed – Crime Chief

Crime · Georgetown

Main suspect in deadly gas station blast confessed – Crime Chief

– eight others in custody In a major breakthrough in last Sunday’s deadly explosion, police yesterday arrested a Venezuelan man, Daniel Alexander Ramirez Peodomo, who has since confessed to the heinous crime, including that it involved a device triggered by a switch he activated before exiting a vehicle which was parked in the vicinity of the gas station. The article Main suspect in deadly gas station blast confessed – Crime Chief appeared first…See the Story

Govt Requests Proposals to Tackle Amaila Hydro-Energy Project Again

Americas · Guyana

Govt Requests Proposals to Tackle Amaila Hydro-Energy Project Again

The government yesterday announced that it was once again accepting requests for proposals (RFPs) for the development of the Amaila Falls Hydro Project and only under a Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT) model. The article Govt requests proposals to tackle Amaila hydro-energy project again appeared first on Stabroek News.See the Story

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