Nutella Illustrates Supply Chain Risks
Por Lionel Laurent Nutella, our beloved hazelnut spread, is a classic example of the benefits and costs of globalization. Some
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The European Court of Human Rights condemns Poland for violating the rights of two Polish judges
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Elections in Nicaragua: Daniel Ortega lashed out with insults against the seven imprisoned opponents
The president spoke in an official act broadcast on the national network, also criticizing the countries that have not recognized
Virgin Galactic sold up to a hundred tickets to travel to space for $ 450,000 each
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Government of Ecuador rejects electoral results of Nicaragua and condemns the political persecution that the country is experiencing
Ecuador suggested working within the framework of the OAS and basing the reestablishment of guarantees on democratic principles. The Government
The US is considering creating a vaccine manufacturing center for Latin America
USA evaluates helping to create a vaccine manufacturing center to Latin America that allows to manufacture more doses in the
The involvement of the Portuguese military in drug and diamond trafficking during United Nations missions in the Central African Republic is uncovered
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Seven people were arrested in an international operation against ‘ransomware’
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As expected, several countries do not recognize the results of the elections in Nicaragua
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US foresees supply chain problems “until the end” of the pandemic
Supply chain problems in USA will continue “until the pandemic is truly over,” although “improvements are expected in the coming
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