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New Embassy Inaugurated in Jerusalem by Fifth Foreign Country - Vimarsana News

New Embassy Inaugurated in Jerusalem by Fifth Foreign Country

Papua Guinean Prime Minister James Marabe opened his country's embassy in Jerusalem today, Wednesday, in the presence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

Paraguay: Peña ready to be sworn in as President - Vimarsana News

Paraguay: Peña ready to be sworn in as President

Economist Santiago Peña of the National Republican Assembly (ANR) also known as the Colorado Party is to be sworn in Tuesday as Paraguay's new head of state during a ceremony in Asunción which will be attended by several former and current Latin American leaders such as Argentina's Alberto Fernández; Brazil's Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva and Uruguay's Luis Lacalle Pou, Chile's Gabriel Boric Font and Bolivia's Luis Arce Catacora.

Mario Abdo leaves Paraguay's presidency with 4,209 km paved under his management - Vimarsana News

Mario Abdo leaves Paraguay's presidency with 4,209 km paved under his management

A week after the change of command, a 22km access road was inaugurated in the town of Villa Franca, as well as a 3.4km urban crossing in the same area.

Venezuela: Why is Maduro so Afraid of María Corina Machado? - Vimarsana News

Venezuela: Why is Maduro so Afraid of María Corina Machado?

The opposition in Venezuela has a moment of unity. This is due to the disqualification of Machado and the complicated relations in Mercosur.

Buenos Aires Times | Alberto Fernández shows off support for Sergio Massa at Mercosur summit - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Alberto Fernández shows off support for Sergio Massa at Mercosur summit

At the Mercosur summit in Puerto Iguazú, President Alberto Fernández shows off support for Economy Minister Sergio Massa, who secures a host of invitations from foreign leaders.