The latest polls show how a key electoral segment for the Argentine president is beginning to slip away, besieged by the economic crisis and disappointment with La Libertad Avanza.
The magnitude 7.4 earthquake with its epicenter in San José de Palmar that struck Colombia on Monday, three days before Abelardo de la Espriella’s inauguration, will force the president to redirect the resources he had planned for his offensive against paramilitary organizations, analysts consulted by La Tercera indicate.
The Indonesian Deputy Minister of Health, Benjamin Paulus Octavianus, also reported that 77 people suffered minor injuries and more than a hundred homes on the island of Flores sustained damage.
In Indianapolis, the state capital, waters have covered streets and reached homes, forcing some residents to abandon their homes using kayaks and small boats.
The fatal victim was identified as Mohamed Bashir Abu Armana, who died after being hit by gunfire from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the Nuseirat refugee camp.
The health authority emphasized that immunization policies must be guided by a rigorous review and not by political influence.
The new report from the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management also states 353 people rescued alive and more than 115 thousand affected in 448 municipalities. Six days after the earthquake, search efforts continue among the rubble.
One of the victims is in critical condition, while the other four have injuries that are not considered potentially life-threatening. The university reported that the incident involves “several suspects.”
“Colombia and Israel, always friends and allies!, emphasized the newly inaugurated Latin American president.
The regime celebrated this Saturday the anniversary of the capture of Kabul with events in the capital and other provinces, where it claimed the “liberation” and security of the country. The Taliban foreign minister called on Washington to resume its diplomatic presence and invest in Afghanistan.