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Why Foreign Direct Investment in property sector dries out

Why Foreign Direct Investment in property sector dries out
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Honduras achieved important milestones in security and the fight against drug trafficking in the last 7 years

Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Honduras achieved important milestones in security and the fight against drug trafficking in the last 7 years May 18, 2021 GMT None TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, May 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The fight against transnational crime and corruption have been a fundamental pillar of the integral plan of government of President Juan Orlando Hernández with the support of allied governments and the strategic cooperation of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). In 7 years, the Hernández administration has achieved important milestones in terms of security, such as the fight against drug trafficking, gangs, the strengthening of security entities, the construction of maximum security prisons, the approval of laws aimed to weaken the financial structures of the drug cartels and gangs, and the approval of the Extradition Law, which facilitated the dismantling of the drug cartels and the reig

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Cross-border: Africa to lose $148 billion of GDP to corruption ― World Bank, UN Office

Cross-border: Africa to lose $148 billion of GDP to corruption ― World Bank, UN Office
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2 Chinese nationals face charges in Cambodia

2 Chinese nationals face charges in Cambodia 20 May 2021, 00:56 GMT+10 Phnom Penh [Cambodia], May 19 (ANI): Two Chinese men have been charged for drug trafficking in Cambodia after a massive drug bust in Phnom Penh recovered 70 kg of narcotics that were headed for Vietnam. The 40-year-old and 58-year-old suspects face counts of drug possession and trafficking, which carry a potential life sentence, The Star reported citing local media. The duo was detained last week after police raided a property in Phnom Penh, recovering 52,768 MDMA (Methylenedioxymethamphetamine) tablets, 49 kilograms of heroin and 12 kilograms of methamphetamine. The huge shipment of drugs was reportedly bound for Vietnam and the suspects were planning to use public bus routes to move the haul.

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Colombia: Controversy and violence greet Indigenous protesters

Colombia: Controversy and violence greet Indigenous protesters dw.com 6 hrs ago Antonia Schaefer Tens of thousands of people have been protesting in Colombia in recent weeks. Many Indigenous people have also participated in the demonstrations and their presence has intensified public debate. © Gabriel Aponte/Getty Images Activists say Indigenous peoples in Colombia have faced racially motivated attacks People are seen shooting on shaky cellphone videos. A woman screams, Get out of here, Indians! A car carrying members of the Minga, a protest collective of Indigenous peoples, is trying to drive along the road. They are stopped and shots are fired. Daniela Soto, one of the leaders of the Indigenous youth, is subsequently taken to hospital. She is said to have undergone an operation after being shot twice in the stomach.

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