President Louis Abinader attended the inauguration of Gabriel Borick as President of Chile yesterday, as a continuation of his agenda in South America. The order was exchanged with the Dominican ruler, Foreign Minister Roberto Alvarez, at the National Congress' Honor of Honor in Valparaiso. After the ceremony, Abinader attended the Cerro Castillo Palace, Vina del Mar, where he served lunch to state and government leaders who attended the inauguration ceremony. There he went with his wife, First Lady Rahul Arbaje. On Wednesday, March 9, the first day of the meeting, President Abinader and Argentine President Alberto Fernandez signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Hydrocarbon Development. It aims to enhance and enhance bilateral cooperation between the two countries, especially in the field of hydrocarbons. The Agreement seeks cooperation and assistance in the development and / or implementation of a legal framework that allows for the establishment of legal and economic fundamentals to facilitate public and / or private investment in improving the exploration and exploitation activities of hydrocarbons. The Dominican Republic is located on the territory and coast. Another agreement between the Dominican and Argentine governments is the blueprint for the implementation of the Transplant Surgery Agreement between the Ministry of Public Health and the National Institutes of Dominican Republic's Coordination for Transplant Surgery and the Ministry of Health and the National Central Unique Agency. Coordinator of Removal and Implantation of the Republic of Argentina. Ecuador-R.D Air cooperationContracts.The Dominican President had the opportunity to sign an air cooperation agreement with his Ecuadorian representative Guillermo Lasso in San Diego de Chile, which aims to promote trade and economic growth in both countries. ...

Vladimir Putin It has been in everyone’s mouth since the beginning Russia-Ukraine conflict, On February 20th. Although he is secretive about aspects of his personal life, every day the media explores more and more details about one of the most powerful men in the world. One of those topics is how much he earns and the benefits the Kremlin offers him for being president of Russia.On several occasions, the American newspaper Forbes pointed to him as one of the richest men in the world.This is the briefcase where Vladimir Putin could start a nuclear war: he always travels with the "secret" and is ready to press the white button.How much does Vladimir Putin earn?Many analysts have undertaken the task of examining the economic power of the president. The president of Russia receives a salary of $ 130,000 a year, and for those who make a monthly bill, nearly $ 11,000 to rule the country.Official documents indicate figures far removed from Putin's assets. The Kremlin gave him two old Soviet-era vehicles and a 77-square-meter apartment building with a garage in Moscow, and the newspaper noted that in addition to the savings he had accumulated from his salary as a KGB agent. . Los Angeles Times.Similarly, the other benefits offered are living in the luxurious official residence of the Moscow-based president.Viral video of Vladimir Putin's hand passing through microphone: This is how it was shown to be just chaos.Vladimir Putin's millionaire fortuneStatistics outside of his official salary are starting to fluctuate. There is unofficial talk that Putin will be worth $ 40 billion, using various names, Russian oligarchy and distant relatives. In this way, there is no official statistic about how lucky he is, which is kept very secret in Russia.However, in the Panama...

New York (CNN Business) - As Economy of Russia As a result it has been increasingly plagued by severe Western sanctions Invasion of UkraineThe country’s important aviation industry could actually be affected. There were Russian airlines Practically isolated From many parts of the world. But this is far from the problem of the sector. Russia's domestic aviation sector could soon become a remnant of what it used to be due to restrictions imposed on its operations. Sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union will prevent Russian airlines from providing spare parts or maintenance support to the world's two largest aircraft manufacturers, Boeing and Airbus. The same goes for jet engine manufacturers. This means that Russian airlines may exhaust the required parts in a few weeks or fly the aircraft without replacing the equipment recommended for safe operation. "The Russian government's priority does not include consumer protection and reliability," said Charles Litchfield, deputy director of the Atlantic Council's Center for Geo-Economics, an international think tank. Aeroflot, the main Russian airline, no longer has access Saber, Which provided the central network for airline ticket bookings. The airlines, which own 80% of the nearly 900 commercial aircraft in the Russian Navy, have been ordered to recall those aircraft by the end of this month. The declared value of the leased aircraft is estimated at $ 13.3 billion, according to data from aeronautical analysis firm Syria, although the actual market value may now be part of it. "One year from now, Russia will no longer have any potential aviation sector," said Richard Abulafia, CEO of Aerodynamic Advisory. In his view, the country's aviation sector will soon find itself somewhere between the highly permitted industries of Iran and North Korea. Airlines are important to Russia's economy This poses a serious problem for...

Draft BBC News World4 hoursImage source, Getty ImagesThe company, which owns Facebook and Instagram, will allow its users in some countries to call for violence against Vladimir Putin and Russian soldiers.Meta says it will provide a temporary respite for some violent talk "Death to Russian Invaders", It means violating its own rules.However he acknowledged that their numbers were not enough to defeat Russian citizens.In response, Russia has demanded that the US media control the "terrorist activities" of the United States.The announcement came after Reuters reported seeing internal emails outlining the policy change."In view of the development of the invasion of Ukraine, we have given the victims of the war a temporary exemption from expressing their feelings on the invading armed forces," a Meta spokesman told the BBC.Under the changed policy, users in countries such as Russia, Ukraine and Poland They can emphasize the deaths of Russian Presidents Vladimir Putin and Belarus and Alexander Lukashenko.. Emails say calls for the death of these leaders will only be allowed if they have no other purpose or include location or procedures. Moreover, calls for violence against the Russians will be allowed when the news clearly mentions the invasion of Ukraine.The Russian embassy in the United States tweeted that "US authorities must stop terrorist activities in the meta and take action to bring the perpetrators to justice.""Facebook and Instagram users do not give the owners of these sites the right to determine the criteria of truth or to put one nation against another," the statement added. Separately, Russia's attorney general demanded the appointment of General Meta as a terrorist organization. The United Nations Office of Human Rights said Facebook's potential policy change was "worrying."This is not the first time Facebook has relaxed restrictions on violent speech. And the death penalty was imposed...

Draft BBC News World4 hoursImage source, Getty ImagesThe company, which owns Facebook and Instagram, will allow its users in some countries to call for violence against Vladimir Putin and Russian soldiers.Meta says it will provide a temporary respite for some violent talk "Death to Russian Invaders", It means violating its own rules.However he acknowledged that their numbers were not enough to defeat Russian citizens.In response, Russia has demanded that the US media control the "terrorist activities" of the United States.The announcement came after Reuters reported seeing internal emails outlining the policy change."In view of the development of the invasion of Ukraine, we have given the victims of the war a temporary exemption from expressing their feelings on the invading armed forces," a Meta spokesman told the BBC.Under the changed policy, users in countries such as Russia, Ukraine and Poland They can emphasize the deaths of Russian Presidents Vladimir Putin and Belarus and Alexander Lukashenko.. Emails say calls for the death of these leaders will only be allowed if they have no other purpose or include location or procedures. Moreover, calls for violence against the Russians will be allowed when the news clearly mentions the invasion of Ukraine.The Russian embassy in the United States tweeted that "US authorities must stop terrorist activities in the meta and take action to bring the perpetrators to justice.""Facebook and Instagram users do not give the owners of these sites the right to determine the criteria of truth or to put one nation against another," the statement added. Separately, Russia's attorney general demanded the appointment of General Meta as a terrorist organization. The United Nations Office of Human Rights said Facebook's potential policy change was "worrying."This is not the first time Facebook has relaxed restrictions on violent speech. And the death penalty was imposed...

On this week’s episode of Tar Takes, Ryan Lipton and David Matlock give their takeaways from the North Carolina Tar Heels and Duke Blue Devils’ early exits from NCAA March Madness and why the exits might not have been as surprising as one might think. Tar Takes also examines whether it is the right decision for Nassir Little to enter the NBA draft, if Coby White should follow Little’s footsteps and leave for the NBA, looks forward to possibly landing the No. 1 G in the country in Cole Anthony and Zion Williams/Ja Morant talk. Tar Takes 4/1 Topics: Thoughts on UNC’s loss to Auburn in the Sweet 16 and Duke’s loss to Michigan State in the Elite 8. UNC F Nassir Little declares for NBA draft. Is that the right move for Nassir? Should Coby White declare for the NBA draft? His decision is still unknown. What are the prospects for next year’s Tar Heel team? Armando Barcot is committed, Cole Anthony is looking hard at UNC but some think his decision depends on Coby White. Would a Cole Anthony and Coby White back court work together? Ryan Lipton is the founder of The JR Report. For more news and The JR Report updates follow him on twitter @rytime98. var /*99586587347*/

On this week’s episode of Tar Takes, Ryan Lipton and David Matlock analyze UNC’s two wins over Iona and Washington and look forward to their matchup against the Auburn Tigers on Friday. They also look at Duke’s one-point victory over UCF and discuss the recent news involving Lonzo Ball severing ties with Big Baller Brand. UNC struggles for a period against No. 16 Iona, beats No. 9 Washington easily. What are your thoughts on the Tar Heels after the first two games? UNC v. Auburn: What are the keys to victory against Auburn? Would we rather play Houston or Kentucky in the Elite 8 assuming UNC beats Auburn? Duke v. UCF comes down to one point. Does the one-point win show a weakness in Duke or is it a catapult for Duke to make a run going forward? Lonzo Ball breaks away from BBB brand after company founder in trouble for fraud var /*99586587347*/

On this week’s episode of Tar Takes, we spend most of our time breaking down the matchups when the North Carolina Tar Heels travel to Cameron Indoor to take on the Duke Blue Devils on Wednesday night. After we break down everything in the tobacco road rivalry, we discuss if LeBron James and the Lakers will make the NBA playoffs. Can anything be taken from UNC’s win over Wake Forest after tough loss to UVA? Tar Heels defeated Wake Forest by 38 points on Saturday. Are you worried about UNC’s health heading into the Duke-UNC game on Wednesday? Cam Johnson and Nassir Little dealing with ankle injuries. Do the Tar Heels have any chance to win on Wednesday against Duke in Cameron Indoor? Barack Obama will be in attendance for Wednesday’s UNC-Duke game in Durham. Are we surprised? Will LeBron and the Los Angeles Lakers make the NBA playoffs? Ryan Lipton is the founder of The JR Report. For more news and The JR Report updates follow him on twitter @rytime98. var /*99586587347*/

UNC G Kenny Williams vs. Louisville (Photo via Jamie Rhodes-USA TODAY Sports) On this week’s episode of Tar Takes we talk about what UNC basketball’s latest win meant over Louisville, look forward to the Tar Heels’ game vs. NC State, recap the Super Bowl drama and dive into the NBA’s drama led by Anthony Davis, Kristaps Porzingis and LeBron James. TAR TAKES TOPICS 2/4: What does the win over Louisville mean for Tar Heel basketball? Is the game against NC State at home on Tuesday a game the Tar Heels should worry about? How would you asses the Mack Brown tenure thus far? NBA: Who won the trade Mavs or Knicks? Should the Knicks trade a possible top 2 pick for Anthony Davis? Super Bowl Sunday Takeways: 21 Savage Dave Portnoy + Barstool Sports The actual Super Bowl game, was it even exciting? Takeaways from the game. Ryan Lipton is the founder of The JR Report. For more news and The JR Report updates follow him on twitter @rytime98. var /*99586587347*/