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New report recommends future course for European astronomy - Vimarsana News

New report recommends future course for European astronomy

ESO, European Organisation for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere

Source: eso.org
A scarlet cosmic sea - Vimarsana News

A scarlet cosmic sea

ESO, European Organisation for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere

Source: eso.org
Philippines consortium makes $1.8 billion bid to upgrade Manila airport - Vimarsana News

Philippines consortium makes $1.8 billion bid to upgrade Manila airport

Six of the Philippines' largest conglomerates have made a fresh 100 billion peso bid to the government to upgrade and operate the capital city's ageing international airport, a stock exchange... | April 27, 2023

Argentina to Pay for Chinese Imports in Yuan Instead of Dollars - Vimarsana News

Argentina to Pay for Chinese Imports in Yuan Instead of Dollars

Argentina will pay for Chinese imports in yuan instead of US dollars to preserve its foreign reserves. Economy Minister Sergio Massa announced that the country will program a volume of imports worth over $1 billion in yuan from next month, replacing the use of Argentina's US dollar reserves.

Source: news18.com
CNN Eva Longoria Searching for Mexico June 4, 2024 04:15:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Eva Longoria Searching for Mexico June 4, 2024 04:15:00

- yes. - on sundays, 400 tough guys and gals come here to compete, drink, and eat. but the charros' role as emblems of mexican culture didn't happen by accident. oh. - this is a good place to see all the charrería. - oh, my god! - eso! - the story of jalisco's iconic charros has a unique place in mexican history. - during the spanish conquest, the only mexicans permitted to own horses were the ranch workers who managed the cattle.