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Protegen 68 huevos de tortuga cardón en playa Copacabana del estado Sucre
Caracas, 16 de abril de 2026.- Un total de 68 huevos de tortuga cardón (Dermochelys coriacea), fueron rescatados por una comisión multidisciplinaria que acudió a atender el anuncio del avistamiento y desove de los reptiles en playa Copacabana, del municipio Berm...
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What’s Next for Oil Prices?
Oil prices have held steady below $100 per barrel since the U.S. on Monday initiated a naval blockade to deter Iran-linked ships from passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The three days of calmer oil futures markets so far this week aren’t expected to last long amid the volatile geopolitical situation at the world’s most vital oil shipping lane. The price of oil has the potential to either surge to new highs or slump to pre-war levels, depending on the U.S.-Iran talks, but most of all—on the status of navigability of the Strait…
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Oil Markets Reprice War Risk After Congress Rejects Iran Pullback
Oil markets clawed back their recent losses, with oil prices rallying after Congress voted in favor of keeping the U.S. military in Iran. The House rejected a resolution requiring President Trump to withdraw U.S. forces from the conflict with Iran, with Republicans largely supporting continued intervention, citing the need to tackle Iran's nuclear capabilities. Brent crude for June delivery gained 4.7% to trade at $101.7 per barrel 6:.44 pm ET on Thursday, while WTI crude spiked over 4% immediately after the vote, but by evening was trading down…
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Agente de inmigración es acusado de agresión por la fiscalía de Minnesota; se emitió una orden de arresto
Un agente del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) ha sido acusado por la fiscalía estatal de Minnesota de dos cargos de agresión relacionados con un incidente de furia al volante. Se ha emitido una orden de arresto a nivel nacional en su contra....
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Middle East Energy Infrastructure Damage Close to $60 Billion
Damage caused to energy infrastructure in Gulf states would cost $58 billion to repair, Rystad Energy estimated this week, suggesting the fallout of the war between the U.S. and Israel, and Iran is more severe than futures market-focused observers would assume, because just two weeks ago, Rystad had calculated the damage at less than half that amount. According to the International Energy Agency’s head, Fatih Birol, more than 80 oil and gas facilities in Gulf states have been damaged in U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran's oil and gas facilities…
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IEA Chief Says Oil, Gas Recovery Could Take Two Years After War Damage
It could take up to two years to restore a meaningful share of oil and gas production lost in the Iran war, according to International Energy Agency chief Fatih Birol. That timeline matters because markets are still treating the disruption as temporary. It isn’t. Oil fields, refineries, and pipelines have sustained damage across the Persian Gulf. The Strait of Hormuz has also been largely shut, cutting off a key export route for crude and fuels. Together, those disruptions have removed hundreds of millions of barrels from the market. In an…
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IEA Chief Says Oil, Gas Recovery Could Take Two Years After War Damage
It could take up to two years to restore a meaningful share of oil and gas production lost in the Iran war, according to International Energy Agency chief Fatih Birol. That timeline matters because markets are still treating the disruption as temporary. It isn’t. Oil fields, refineries, and pipelines have sustained damage across the Persian Gulf. The Strait of Hormuz has also been largely shut, cutting off a key export route for crude and fuels. Together, those disruptions have removed hundreds of millions of barrels from the market. In an…
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India’s Central Bank Tells Oil Refiners To Stop Buying Dollars On Spot Market
India’s central bank has told state-run oil refiners to stop buying dollars in the spot market and instead use a government-backed credit line. That matters because oil is priced in dollars, and refiners are some of the biggest buyers of dollars in the country. When they all go into the market at once to pay for crude, it puts direct pressure on the rupee. That pressure has been building for weeks. The Reserve Bank of India is now stepping in to manage the demand. State refiners, including Indian Oil Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation,…
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Big Tech Is Rushing Into Nuclear Energy, and Bypassing Safety Oversight
While most countries manage their nuclear energy as a public sector, controlled and maintained by the state, the United States takes a uniquely American – which is to say, privatized – approach. As the tech sector becomes increasingly involved in nuclear energy and in the energy industry as a whole thanks to the insatiable energy needs of the AI boom, the nuclear energy landscape is changing. While there are some benefits to letting private interests compete in the nuclear energy sector in significant numbers, there are also considerable…
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Instalan mesa nacional para la atención de los servicios públicos
16 de abril de 2026.- El vicepresidente sectorial de Obras Públicas y Servicios, Juan José Ramírez Luces, lideró la instalación de una mesa nacional de servicios públicos, con el objetivo de definir lineamientos estratégicos para la atención integral de las necesidades de la población.
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Hormuz Crisis Forces Rethink on Alternative Marine Fuels Investment
The escalation of conflict across the Middle East and the disruption to energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz have introduced a variable into the maritime energy transition that regulatory frameworks were never designed to handle: the possibility that conventional marine fuel becomes unavailable because competing domestic priorities absorb the available supply. This changes the analytical framing for clean shipping in a big way. Until now, the investment case for alternative marine fuels has been driven by compliance – organized around…
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(VIDEO) El celebrado discurso de Rufián sobre Trump: "El capitalismo tiene que robar a un país socialista"
Jueves, 16 de abril de 2026.- Rufián ha criticado en el Congreso el "vasallaje" de PP, Vox y Aliança Catalana a Donald Trump. "Aplauden como focas", ha afirmado.
En el minuto 8,40 del presente video hace referencia a Venezuela: son ustedes unos hipócritas (directo a los parlamentarios derechista...
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Dirigentes sindicales consignaron petitorio ante embajada de EEUU en Caracas
16 de abril de 2026.- Trabajadores jubilados, pensionados y dirigentes sindicales mantienen su “lucha” en las calles para exigir al Gobierno venezolano que dicte medidas algunas medidas para paliar la crisis económica que se vive en la nación y, además, cree condiciones para llevar adelante eleccion...
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Norway Risks Leaving 700 million Barrels Behind as Time Runs Out
Norway could unlock volumes comparable to the Johan Sverdrup field from its existing oil and gas assets—but only if it moves quickly. In a tightening global market, advanced recovery may represent one of the few scalable sources of new supply. Norway’s mature continental shelf still holds hundreds of millions of barrels of recoverable oil and gas—but the window to extract them is closing. New analysis backed by the Norwegian Offshore Directorate suggests that advanced Enhanced Oil and Gas Recovery (EOGR) methods could unlock between…
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US-Iran Talks to Span Past Summer As Oil Flows Remain Disrupted
A U.S.-Iran peace deal is not weeks away. Officials in the Gulf region are bracing for a timeline closer to six months. The Strait of Hormuz remains effectively shut. Flows are nowhere near normal. Gulf exporters are unable to move crude, LNG, and refined products at scale. That is already showing up in prices. Brent climbed nearly 5% on Thursday to trade above $99 per barrel and remains roughly 36% higher since the war began in late February. Leaders in the region want the Strait reopened immediately, and their concern goes well beyond energy.…
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Trump anunció alto al fuego de 10 días entre Israel y Líbano
16 de abril de 2026.- El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, anunció que Israel y el Líbano han acordado a partir de hoy un alto el fuego de diez días para lograr la paz, después de sostener «excelentes» llamadas telefónicas con los líderes de ambas naciones.
«Acabo de mantener excelentes...
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Wartime Surge in Iran-Tajikistan Trade Draws Scrutiny
Bilateral trade between Iran and Tajikistan has skyrocketed during the first quarter of 2026, a timeframe coinciding with the start of the US/Israeli-Iran war. The jump in trade raises questions about whether Iran is trying to open a conduit via Tajikistan to procure technology and goods with military applications, and/or obtain essential goods for civilian use. Iran’s ambassador in Dushanbe, Alirizo Hakikiyon, met with top Tajik Transport Ministry officials on April 14 for discussions on expanding and expediting overland trade between the…
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Eduardo Sánchez: ‘El pueblo ha dicho basta y se ha echado a andar’
16 de abril de 2026.- El 8 de abril la Presidenta Encargada Delcy Rodríguez anunció varias medidas económicas, incluyendo un aumento del salario mínimo para los trabajadores venezolanos ...
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Paraguay: sindicatos convocan a movilización del 1 de mayo por pérdida del poder adquisitivo y reclamos salariales
16 de abril de 2026.- Centrales sindicales convocan a una manifestación para el próximo 1 de mayo, en el marco del Día del Trabajador, ante la pérdida del poder adquisitivo en torno al 20% del salario mínimo y la suba de precios de productos básicos.
El vicepresidente de la CUT-A (Central Unitari...
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Iraq’s Gas Capture Plan Signals a Strategic Shift
Iraq’s perennial unwillingness to reduce the vast amount of gas that it burns while drilling for oil (‘associated gas’) caused it three major problems over the years. To begin with, by failing to capture this gas for domestic power generation, the country was left reliant on Iran for as much as 40 percent of those needs, supplied through imported gas and electricity. That dependence gave Tehran an enormous lever over Baghdad, reinforcing the political, economic, and security influence it already wielded through its various proxy…
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