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Mercosur celebra Cumbre de Jefes de Estado - Vimarsana News

Mercosur celebra Cumbre de Jefes de Estado

Mercosur celebra Cumbre de Jefes de Estado Mercosur celebra Cumbre de Jefes de Estado Buenos Aires, 8 jul (Prensa Latina) El presidente argentino, Alberto Fernández, será el anfitrión hoy de la Cumbre de Jefes de Estado del Mercado Común del Sur (Mercosur), en la cual pasará el bastón por los próximos seis meses a Brasil. Con un bloque marcado por profundas diferencias entre varios países fundadores, Fernández presidirá desde el Museo Bicentenario de la Casa Rosada la cita virtual, que contará con la presencia de los mandatarios de Brasil, Uruguay y Paraguay y varios invitados espe...

Brazil wants Mercosur to agree on a 20% reduction of the Common External Tariff - Vimarsana News

Brazil wants Mercosur to agree on a 20% reduction of the Common External Tariff

Minister Ferraz said “we don't want to choose winners and losers, we want to negotiate” Brazil is determined that Mercosur's Common External Tariff, TEC, be reduced by 20% in two rounds of unilateral cuts, 10% immediately, and the other 10% in December. This is the official strategy and position of Brazil for the extraordinary meeting in June of the four founding members of the group, in Buenos Aires, underlined Lucas Ferraz, foreign trade secretary of the Brazilian Ministry of the economy. According to Mercosur rules all decisions must be adopted by consensus, which mea...

Customs intercept 554 cartons of Tramadol, others at Lagos ports - Vimarsana News

Customs intercept 554 cartons of Tramadol, others at Lagos ports

Customs intercept 554 cartons of Tramadol, others at Lagos ports Customs intercept 554 cartons of Tramadol, others at Lagos ports Share The Apapa Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has seized 654 cartons of Tramadol imported into the country from India. Addressing newsmen, on Thursday, in Lagos, the Area Controller of the Command, Comptroller Mi Yusuf explained that 989 cartons of Mixagrip tabs wrongfully declared as Winches and gaskets were also intercepted at the Lagos port. According to Comptroller Yusuf, “Barely three weeks after I resumed duty here in Apapa, I came in with s...

Customs Apapa intercepts tramadol, used clothing, others worth N223m - Vimarsana News

Customs Apapa intercepts tramadol, used clothing, others worth N223m

Customs Apapa intercepts tramadol, used clothing, others worth N223m On Nigeria Customs Service The Customs Area Controller, Apapa Command, on Thursday disclosed the seizure of tramadol, used clothing and others with a Duty Paid Value of N223m. Comptroller Malanta Yusuf , Area Controller of Apapa Command of Nigeria Customs Service, in a news conference in Lagos noted that the tramadol was concealed with 1000 cartons of ceramic tiles. “Barely three weeks after I resumed duty, I came in with strong determination, zeal, and commitment to ensure that the confidence and trust bestowed on me by ...

Customs seizes tramadol, used clothing, others worth N223 million in Lagos - Vimarsana News

Customs seizes tramadol, used clothing, others worth N223 million in Lagos

TODAY February 25, 2021 The Customs Area Controller, Apapa Command, on Thursday disclosed the seizure of tramadol, used clothing and others with a Duty Paid Value of N223m. Comptroller Malanta Yusuf, Area Controller of Apapa Command of Nigeria Customs Service, in a news conference in Lagos noted that the tramadol was concealed with 1000 cartons of ceramic tiles. “Barely three weeks after I resumed duty, I came in with strong determination, zeal and commitment to ensure that the confidence and trust bestowed on me by the Controller General of Customs (CGC) was upheld and not abused. “In ...

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