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The Biden administration has no immediate plans to review sanctions on Venezuela and Cuba
The new administration of president Joe Biden is in “no rush” to lift U.S. sanctions on Venezuela but would consider easing them if President Nicolas Maduro takes confidence-building steps showing he is ready to negotiate seriously with the opposition, according to...
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Politics
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- Prince William and Catherine urge those eligible to get vaccinated
- Military guard of honor and RAF fly-past for Captain Sir Tom Moore
- Bolsonaro argues state controlled companies should fulfill a social function
Economy
- President Xi announces end of poverty in China, on Communist Party's 100th anniversary
- Bolsonaro praises Economy minister Guedes trying to overcome the Petrobras controversy
- Argentina: the icon of Kirchners' business friends sentenced to 12 years in jail for money laundering
- Optimistic forecast in coming months for Argentina's economic activity
Energy & Oil
- Bolsonaro praises Economy minister Guedes trying to overcome the Petrobras controversy
- Brazil reaffirms electricity provider Electobras privatization, except for nuclear plants and Itaipu dam
- Bolsonaro poised to ensure the removal of Petrobras CEO
- Bolsonaro's arrogance plunges Bovespa index 4% and Petrobras shares 21%
Entertainment
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- LBGT+ cruise to Antarctica from Ushuaia in December 2022 sold out in ten days
- Landmark decision from a Chinese divorce court: husband must pay his wife compensation for housework
- South Georgia is releasing a 50 pence coin to honor nurses and nursing values
Health & Science
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- First totally designed and manufactured Brazilian satellite Amazon-1, successfully launched from India
- More than 20 million people in UK have been given at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine
- Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine can be stored at -20 degrees pharmaceutical freezers
Tourism
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- Cruise lines will require vaccinations for crew members and passengers
- Brazilian tourism industry lost some US$ 50bn and 13% of sector jobs in 2020
- Ban of cruise vessels in Canadian waters until February 2022, triggers reaction from Alaska
