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“Often just a brownish broth that I wouldn’t even dip my hands into,” writes Ingrid Heinlein, former judge at the Düsseldorf Regional Labor Court, after a trip to Guatemala in late summer 2023. Her report is in the “Palm Oil Report” of the Christian Initiative Romero ( CIR), which appeared on Monday. [...] The liquid obtained from the fruits of the oil palm is...
survive as a people in the West or not." “It can therefore be assumed that Mörig was already familiar with Sellner's theses before the event,” writes Meiser in his advertisement... * Guatemala | Democracy Change of power in Guatemala: Against the country's old forces Guatemala's new President Bernardo Arévalo took his oath of office that night significantly late. It was the fault...
Newsletter I 2024 - January 1st to 6th - News+ - The necessary change needs more support
Euro has lost around 30 percent of the taxes paid. Stournaras therefore wants to ensure that payments can only be made digitally in Greece so that every transaction is recorded... * Guatemala | land rights | Indigenous mining in Guatemala Indigenous people have a say in land use The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has granted land rights to an indigenous people in Guatemala...
banded together to march north toward the United States. Around 5000 people set out on Christmas Eve after a prayer in the town of Tapachula in the state of Chiapas on the border with Guatemala, the Mexican newspaper "Milenio" reported, citing local civil defense. Accusation: Inaction in processing applications The migrants mainly came from...
Newsletter XLIX 2023 - December 3rd to 9th - News+ The language of autocracy
in the USA and Canada. During this time, the manufacturer Monsanto, which now belongs to the German Bayer Group, established the glyphosate business under the brand name Roundup... * Guatemala defends itself against corruption and conspiracy in the military and judiciary Guatemala before the change of power: judiciary under corrupt control Still Before his swearing in, the elected president...
on the employees or the surrounding residents and the environment," said NEK. The measured radioactivity levels remained below the limits of the technical specifications... * Guatemala | Conspiracy | Attorney General's Office | Corruption Power struggle in Guatemala Protests against the Attorney General's Office are increasing in Guatemala the protests against...
Between September 5, 2008 and November 6, 2008, eight INES accidents were registered, five of which were in Unit II. (Source: CSN) List of accidents in European nuclear facilities September 4, Guatemala | Elections | Human rights Stage victory for Semilla in Guatemala International pressure shows visible successes The highest electoral court has decided: the suspension of the Movimiento Semilla...
Commission and called for the inclusion of nuclear energy in the taxonomy. The intervention was picked up by the media at the time, but not critically commented on... * Elections | Corruption | Guatemala | Morde Arévalo wins in Guatemala Election victory confirmed, but party suspended The electoral authority in Guatemala has confirmed the victory of the left-wing candidate Bernardo Arévalo in the presidential election....
Newsletter XXXIV 2023 - August 20th to 26th - News+ The sun will shine for another 4,5 billion years
One thing is clear: A majority of people in Ecuador, around 60 percent, voted for nature - the No camp, which advocated continued oil demand, lost... * Guatemala | Elections | Corruption Guatemala: Arévalo defeats Pact of Corrupts Social Democrat wins runoff election in Guatemala against established candidate Sandra Torres Guatemala has decided: Bearer of hope...
torpedoes free elections In some Latin American countries, the will of the people at the ballot box is still being grossly manipulated. Basic democratic rules are particularly blatantly ignored in Guatemala. The fact that in this Central American state there have been hunts for decades against opposition figures, press people, members of the judiciary and others who are considered by the ruling minority...
became. Several other governments expressed concerns, including the governments of Taiwan, Russia, the Philippines, Belize, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, and Mexico. The Chinese Foreign Ministry condemned Tokyo's decision. This is “without regard to domestic and foreign doubts and criticism”...
