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Month: April 2025

Agustín Etchebarne, economista: “El año que viene la inflación va a ser muy bajita en la Argentina”

Por CNN Radio Argentina Agustín Etchebarne, economista, analizó el primer día sin cepo cambiario y cómo fue la reacción del mercado, qué se espera y la visita del secretario del Tesoro de los Estados Unidos, Scott Bessent. En CNN Primera Mañana, afirmó “ayer fue un día histórico porque hasta el viernes los inversores no podían

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Gustavo Córdoba: En las elecciones, “es probable que haya una doble derrota de oficialismo, el de la ciudad y el nacional”

Por CNN Radio Argentina Gustavo Córdoba, analista político, se refirió a las elecciones legislativas en la ciudad de Buenos Aires y al impacto de las medidas económicas del gobierno en la sociedad. En CNN Primera Mañana, afirmó que “no es que haya cambiado demasiado del viernes hasta hoy. Llevamos un día de operación de mercado

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Philadelphia prosecutor seeks a third term, saying progressivism is ascendant despite Trump setbacks

By MARC LEVY Associated Press HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The Philadelphia prosecutor who became a campaign trail punching bag for Republicans amid rising crime in U.S. cities during the coronavirus pandemic is running for reelection on the back end of a withering effort to oust progressive district attorneys nationwide. Larry Krasner, still standing after a

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People take photos near a John Harvard statue on the Harvard University campus in Cambridge

Harvard’s president rejected Trump’s demands. Here’s how other university leaders have responded to the White House

WBZ By Taylor Romine and Lauren Mascarenhas, CNN (CNN) — Tensions are rising across American academia after the Trump administration froze over $2 billion in multi-year grants and contracts at Harvard University after its leaders refused to make key policy changes the White House also is demanding of other elite US colleges. Harvard refused to

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Exiled Nicaraguan opposition leader sees dwindling options for democracy

By GIOVANNA DELL’ORTO Associated Press DORAL, Fla. (AP) — A clandestine opposition movement remains active in Nicaragua, but options for restoring democracy in the Central American country are dwindling, former presidential challenger and political prisoner Félix Maradiaga told The Associated Press from his forced exile in the United States. “The options are increasingly limited because

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Exiled Nicaraguan opposition leader sees dwindling options for democracy

By GIOVANNA DELL’ORTO Associated Press DORAL, Fla. (AP) — A clandestine opposition movement remains active in Nicaragua, but options for restoring democracy in the Central American country are dwindling, former presidential challenger and political prisoner Félix Maradiaga told The Associated Press from his forced exile in the United States. “The options are increasingly limited because

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5 things to know for April 15: Presidential power, Deportation, Harvard, Pennsylvania arson, Whooping cough

Jade Walker, CNN (CNN) — Hungary’s parliament has passed a constitutional amendment that allows the government to ban all LGBTQ+ events. The amendment, which states that the constitution recognizes just two sexes — male and female — also codifies a law that allows authorities to use facial recognition tools to identify people who attend such

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5 things to know for April 15: Presidential power, Deportation, Harvard, Pennsylvania arson, Whooping cough

CNN Jade Walker, CNN (CNN) — Hungary’s parliament has passed a constitutional amendment that allows the government to ban all LGBTQ+ events. The amendment, which states that the constitution recognizes just two sexes — male and female — also codifies a law that allows authorities to use facial recognition tools to identify people who attend

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