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Operative Intelligence scores backing from US VCs Bonfire and Wonder Ventures for software start-up - Vimarsana News

Operative Intelligence scores backing from US VCs Bonfire and Wonder Ventures for software start-up

Peter and James Iansek founded Operative Intelligence to help customer contact centres resolve problems faster.

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Operative Intelligence helps contact centers figure out what customers really need - Vimarsana News

Operative Intelligence helps contact centers figure out what customers really need

Operative Intelligence announced today it has raised $3.5 million in seed funding.

Peru: Serious Police Abuses Against Protesters - Vimarsana News

Peru: Serious Police Abuses Against Protesters

Two protestors found Luis Aguilar Rodríguez, 26, bleeding from the chest on Abancay Avenue on November 12 and took him to a hospital, his mother said. After surgery, doctors told her that the object that had hit his chest, damaging his lungs, was a glass marble, which they removed. Aguilar Rodríguez left the hospital on November 30. X-ray showing a marble lodged in Luis Aguilar Rodriguez’s lung. Photo courtesy of Luis Aguilar Rodriguez’s family. Human Rights Watch documented nine cases of victims apparently hit by pellets believed to be lead. In some cases, the multitude ...

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Peru: Serious Police Abuses Against Protesters - Peru - Vimarsana News

Peru: Serious Police Abuses Against Protesters - Peru

Peru: Serious Police Abuses Against Protesters Format Ensure Accountability; Prevent Future Abuses (Lima) – The Peruvian National Police committed multiple abuses against mostly peaceful demonstrators protesting the ousting of then-President Martín Vizcarra in November 2020, Human Rights Watch said today. Peru’s interim President Francisco Sagasti, Congress, and the Police Command should adopt reforms to ensure that officers respect the right to peaceful assembly. Two protesters were killed and over 200 were injured, some seriously, in the protests, between November 9 and 15. Witness sta...