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Rodrigo Paz ganó las elecciones y será el próximo presidente de Bolivia
20-10-25.-Rodrigo Paz, senador y exalcalde de Tarija, se convirtió el domingo en el presidente electo de Bolivia al derrotar, con 54,5 % de los votos, al expresidente Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga, que recibió el 45,5 % de los sufragios, en la segunda vuelta de los comicios presidenciales, según el conteo rá...
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Gaceta Oficial 43.223 lunes 29 de septiembre 2025
2025-09-29 Gaceta Oficial 43223
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MINISTERIO DEL PODER POPULAR DE ECONOMÍA Y FINANZAS
Resolución que declara concluido el proceso de supresión y liquidación del Centro Nacional de Comercio Exterior, ordenado mediante Decreto Nº 5.00...
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Supply and Demand Fears Continue to Drag Oil Prices Lower
Oil prices slipped in early Asian trade on Monday, as a combination of burgeoning supply concerns and escalating U.S.–China trade tensions weighed on sentiment. At the time of writing, Brent crude futures had dropped 0.29% to $61.11 while WTI was down 0.35% at $57.34. The continued drop comes on the heels of a third consecutive weekly decline for both benchmarks, with more than a 2% fall in each last week. Concerns about demand softening and a looming supply overhang are the key factors dragging prices lower, with easing geopolitical…
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Iraq’s Biggest Gas Field Set To Boost Output By 50% After Early Completion
Iraq’s Khor Mor gas field, the country’s largest non-associated gas field, is set to increase output by 50% to 750 million standard cubic feet per day (MMscf/d) after the field’s key stakeholders, Crescent Petroleum and Dana Gas, delivered project KM250 eight months ahead of schedule. KM250 will also produce 7,000 barrels of condensate per day and 460 tonnes per day of LPG, supplementing the current production of 15,200 bbl/d of condensate and 1,070 t/d of LPG. Located in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), the project will bolster…
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Restart of Huge Nuclear Power Plant Faces Backlash in Japan
Local residents and anti-nuclear activists in Japan oppose the restart of one of the world’s biggest nuclear power plants and its operator’s plan to invest money in revitalizing the regional economy. Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), which also operated the nuclear power plant in Fukushima prior to the 2011 disaster, has planned for years to restart the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa power plant in the Niigata prefecture. But the company faces backlash over its restart plans and proposal from August this year to “contribute monetarily…
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Why Automakers Are Racing to Adopt Wireless Charging
Wireless charging for electric vehicles (EVs) is quickly becoming a serious commercial option, backed by global safety standards, proven technology, and major funding from governments. This "park and charge" technology is now an official part of the growing EV market, aiming to make owning an electric car much simpler for consumers. The core idea is simple: charge a car just by parking it over a special pad. Industry experts view this hands-free approach as a key way to boost EV adoption because it solves the hassle of plugging in cables.…
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