Monthly Archives: June 2021
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Latin America still suffers from crushing deaths from Covid-19 and social upheaval
In a week that has seen Brazil set a new record for daily Covid-19 infections, the country’s far-right President Jair Bolsonaro has stepped up his campaign ... -
Sudan benefits from debt relief under the HIPC initiative: World Bank and IMF
The Boards of Directors of the International Development Association (IDA) of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have determined that Sudan has taken ... -
TVCC Board of Directors appoints Terry Eason, Ed.D. to fill a vacant position in District 9 | Education
TERRELL, Texas (Trinity Valley Community College) – During last night’s TVCC Board of Directors meeting, the Trustees appointed Terry Eason, Ed.D. to fill the District 9 ... -
While Fed in denial, Hawkish Bank of Russia views inflation as “not transient”, warns of possible rate hike, shock and fear
US inflation is almost as hot as in Russia, but the Fed keeps blowing it. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. Consumer price inflation in Russia ... -
CEC gave positive report to SC on denotification of zudpi jungles | Nagpur News
Nagpur: In a certain development towards the denotification of 86,409 hectares of zudpi land in Vidarbha, the Central Empowered Committee (CEC) recommended in its report to ... -
Locally elected public school counselors: making a difference in public education
Content of the article Prepared by the Board of Directors of the Grande Prairie Public School Division Mr. John Lehners, President, Ms. Lesley Craig, Vice-President, Ms. ... -
Live markets, Monday June 28, 2021
Disruptions to Gold Road Resources’ Gruyère operation in Western Australia have forced the $ 1.3 billion miner to relax its production forecast and increase costs. Gold ... -
Barbados offers lessons for debt relief in future crises
Never again. It was imperative that in July 1944, delegates from 44 countries met in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, to reshape the post-war international economic system. ... -
Biden ignores warnings from Medicare administrators and the law |
For three consecutive years (2018-2020), Medicare administrators have officially warned that the program has become overly dependent on general revenue transfers from the Treasury rather than ... -
Stricter Regulation Will Boost Cryptocurrencies By Tackling ‘Ungodly’ Activity, Financial Law Professor Says
Regulators pay close attention to the crypto world. Cesc Maymo / Getty Images The regulations will boost crypto by eliminating “ungodly” criminal activity, a law professor ...
