Author: Stanley Bowers

In Severodonetsk’s twin city of Lysychansk, residential buildings and private houses were destroyed, Gaidai said. “People are dying on the streets and in bomb shelters,” she added. In Kharkov, Ukraine’s second-largest city, northwest of Lugansk, Russia’s Defense Ministry said its Iskander missiles had destroyed weapons recently supplied by Western countries. The Russian army was trying to move closer to Kharkiv, which experienced heavy shelling in the first two months of the war, and turn it into a “front-line city”, a Ukrainian Interior Ministry official said. West of the Donbas, Russian missiles hit a fuel storage depot in Novomoskovsk, killing two…

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In recent weeks, the government announced an agreement with the airlines to increase AIFA flights from 12 to more than 100 daily operations, with which, in addition, domestic cargo flights and charters would be migrated to the new airport. After the announcement, Volaris reported the opening of 10 new routes in the new airport as well as in the Toluca International Airport, a capacity that would be achieved after removing 140 operations from the AICM. However, Aeroméxico submitted to judicial review the declarations of saturation and studies on the operational capacity of the AICM, determined by instances such as Navigation…

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“We are one step away from achieving the real change that we have waited all our lives for,” Petro said on his Twitter account. “There are no doubts, only certainties. We are going to make history.” If victorious, Petro would become the first leftist president in the South American country of 50 million people, after two failed attempts. The eventual election of the 62-year-old economist as president would add Colombia to other Latin American countries, such as Chile, Mexico and Peru, where leftist leaders govern. Meanwhile, Hernández, who surprised by going to the ballot, promises to cut state spending, fight…

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For this occasion, the vote was motivated by a group of employees called AppleCORE (Coalition of Apple Distribution Employees), which demanded representation in decisions about wages, hours and security measures. “We did it, Towson! We won our union vote, thanks to all who worked so hard and who supported us! Now we celebrate… Tomorrow we continue organizing,” AppleCORE said on its Twitter account. Saturday’s result means that the employees of this store, who were called to vote since Wednesday, will have to form a branch of the union International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM, for its acronym in…

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The plan includes an injection of 8,000 million dollars, a sum that LATAM had said last year would be made up of fresh capital, convertible bonds and debt. Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Law allows a company that cannot pay its debts to reorganize without pressure from creditors. Created in 2012 by the merger of Chile’s LAN and Brazil’s TAM, LATAM filed for Chapter 11 protection in May of last year after lockdown measures to contain the coronavirus pandemic forced it to reduce its operations by 95%. In September, a New York court approved a $2.45 billion bankruptcy loan…

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who paid a surprise visit to kyiv on Friday and offered training to Ukrainian forces. Back in Britain he stressed on Saturday the need to continue supporting the country and avoid “Ukrainian fatigue” after almost four months of war. “The Russians are advancing inch by inch and it is vital for us to show what we know to be true, that Ukraine can and will win,” Johnson told reporters on his return to Britain from kyiv. “When Ukraine fatigue is setting in, it is very important to show that we are with them for the…

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Waller was an early advocate within the Fed for a faster pivot away from the ultra-easy monetary policy adopted during the coronavirus pandemic, urging starting the process in August, when the Fed’s target policy rate it was pegged near zero and was buying $120 billion a month in bonds to support the economy. Although the Fed began to back away from its accommodative monetary policy late last year, it wasn’t until March that it phased out its asset purchases and began raising interest rates to curb what is now the highest inflation in 40 years. Waller’s hawkish views reflect the…

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This third arrest occurred hours after the PF announced that the remains of Phillips, 57, were identified among the “material” found in the place where the first detainee, the fisherman Amarildo da Costa de Oliveira, known as ‘Pelado ‘, he confessed to having buried it next to the body of Pereira, 41 years old. Phillips and Pereira were in the Amazon doing research for a book on environmental conservation. They were last seen on June 5, when they were on their way to Atalaia do Norte by boat. From there, a good part of the military began to withdraw this…

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From mineral water to hard seltzer In 2020, the brand had to reinvent itself to get out of the crisis caused by the pandemic. The brand incorporated new flavors, such as lemon, and also began to make its way into the segment of hard seltzer, after establishing itself as a companion for alcoholic cocktails. This category benefited from the closure of restaurants and bars during the lockdown. “The category is still very small but we are in a very good situation to expand and be a very important player if something similar to what has happened in the United States…

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