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Peru pushes ahead with presidential vote despite record COVID-19 surge

Peru pushes ahead with presidential vote despite record COVID-19 surge Antonio Maria Delgado, The Miami Herald © ERNESTO BENAVIDES/AFP/TNS Supporters of Peruvian presidential candidate for the Avanza Pais party, Hernando De Soto, attend a campaign rally in Villa El Salvador district on the outskirts of Lima, on April 5, 2021. Peruvians will head to the polls to choose a new president Sunday as the country is battered by record-high coronavirus infections and deaths, an increase fueled by the spread of a more contagious variant that surfaced in Brazil and is now wreaking havoc across South America. Election officials are pressing ahead with the vote despite the COVID-19 surge, expanding the number of polling sites and extending voting hours in an attempt to curb contagion, contending that postponing the election could be risky in a country routinely rocked by political instability.

Romania ranks 6th in potato production, 4th in cultivated area in EU, in 2020

07/04/2021 19:59 Romania had a potato production of 2.68 million tonnes last year, ranking 6th in the European Union, Germany ranking first with 11.55 million tonnes, according to provisional data issued by the National Institute of Statistics (INS). France followed Germany, with 8.73 million tonnes, being followed by the Netherlands - 7.09 million tonnes, Poland - 6.48 million tonnes and Belgium, with 4.1 million tonnes, agerpres.ro confirms. By cultivated area, Romania ranked 4th with 166,000 hectares, after Poland (359,000 hectares), Germany (275,000 hectares) and France (206,000 hectares). Provisional INS data show that last year the local potato harvest was slightly higher than in 2019, an increase of 56,000 tonnes, although the drought caused serious damage in 2020, while the cultivated area decreased by about 3,000 hectares.

Pandemic put 45 pct of Italy s small firms at structural risk: ISTAT - World News

2021-04-07 19:06:07 GMT2021-04-08 03:06:07(Beijing Time) Xinhua English ROME, April 7 (Xinhua) Forty-five percent of Italy s small-sized firms are at a structural risk because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the country s National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) said on Wednesday. The persisting health crisis, as well as the uncertainty about when it might be overcome, prevents an overall assessment of the consequences (of the pandemic) on our production system, ISTAT said in its annual report on productivity. Still, if exposed to an external crisis, 45 percent of all firms with at least three employees would suffer such consequences as to see their operability jeopardized.

Peru pushes ahead with presidential vote despite record COVID-19 surge

Peru pushes ahead with presidential vote despite record COVID-19 surge
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Seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rises to 5 7 percent in February: INS

The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose by 0.1 percentage points in February to 5.7 pct from 5.6 pct in the previous month, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics (INS) released on Tuesday. The female unemployment rate was 0.2 percentage points higher than that of male unemployment, 5.8 pct for women to 5.6 pct for men. The estimated number of the unemployed aged 15-74 for February 2021 was 478,000 people, up from the previous month (474,000 people). The adult unemployment rate (ages 25-74) was estimated at 4.6 pct for February 2021 (4.7 pct for men and 4.5 pct for women). The number of unemployed people aged 25-74 accounts for 75.8 pct of the total number of unemployed estimated for February 2021.

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