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Chlorine dioxide: Who sells this illegal and toxic substance in Argentina and other countries in the region?
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Lucía Gardel | Tiempo de lectura: 14 minutos
26 Abril, 2021 18:22 pm | Tiempo de lectura: 14 minutos
Although chlorine dioxide is not authorized as a medication in Argentina or any regulatory agency in the world, this substance is promoted as a “miraculous cure” for many illnesses, including coronavirus. It is promoted by people that consider themselves to be prominent church members, who have open court cases, politicians, influencers, fans of Andreas Kalcker and even dietitians. Despite some platforms have fixed policies to remove content harmful to health, Chequeado identified tens of posts that recommend this substance and sell it on WhatsApp.
Bolivian Government files charges against former military, police chiefs and Argentine ambassador
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Waterway might generate millions in income a year in Bolivia
Waterway might generate millions in income a year in Bolivia
La Paz, Jul 19 (Prensa Latina) Bolivian Minister of Public Works Edgar Montaño remarked that the start-up of the Ichilo-Mamore Waterway is estimated to generate one billion dollars in annual profits, ABI news agency reported.
Mondaño noted that the project will benefit not only the department of Beni, but also Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, Pando and the entire country with the circulation of salt, potassium chloride, common salt for cattle, phosphorus, urea and soy, among other items.
The official made these statements in response to the Secretary General of the Government of Beni, Miguel Angel Ruiz, who said last Friday that this river project would not leave profits to the department and that it will only benefit Cochabamba.