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What’s new? Three years after the government responded to massive protests with a lethal crackdown, killing hundreds and displacing thousands, Nicaragua approaches its November presidential and legislative elections in a climate of extreme polarisation. State persecution of the fragmented opposition and fears of a skewed election persist amid a prolonged economic slump. Why does it matter? Although protests have waned since 2019, the grievances underlying the uprising remain unaddressed. Disquiet has grown over President Daniel Ortega’s remoteness and increasingly authoritarian rule. ...

April 28, 2021 The Congressional Budget Office recently released a report outlining potential design considerations for a so-called “public option for health insurance” on the exchange, an online service where individuals and small businesses can choose insurance plans. CBO said the proposal’s “effect on the total number of people without health insurance would be relatively small.” Yet advocates on the left still view it as a lynchpin of their strategy to take over the health-care sector. As Rahm Emanuel famously opined, Democrats never want to let a serious crisis go to waste. Ins...

Share this article Share this article COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey of 1,000 teens conducted for Junior Achievement by the research company ENGINE Insights shows that a majority of teens (51%) don't believe everyone is presented with "A Level Playing Field" when it comes to opportunities to achieve financial success. About a third (32%) believe the playing field is level. The survey of 1,000 13- to 17-year-olds was conducted by ENGINE Insights from March 25-30, 2021. In terms of the biggest challenges to achieving financial success, most teens (53%) ci...

Product liability & compliance We’d be happy to discuss your Brexit transition across these areas. Please reach out to your Cooley contact if you have any questions. Antitrust & competition What changes can be expected for UK competition law? The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement does not bring major changes to UK competition law. Whilst the agreement presents a slightly different terminology to what we are familiar with, the common principles appear largely the same as under the existing regime. In terms of jurisdiction, the European Commission continues to be the competent authority f...