Venezuela
The UN Deprived Venezuela of the Right to Vote Because of its Debts
The UN has denied Venezuela's vote in the General Assembly because of its unpaid membership fees. This was announced on Monday by EFE, citing sources from the international organization.
A Bulgarian Delegation had Breakfast with Trump
For the fifth consecutive year, the chairman of GERB PG and deputy chairman of the party Tsvetan Tsvetanov and GERB deputy Plamen Nunev took part in the National Prayer Breakfast with US President Donald Trump.
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ICC to probe alleged crimes in Philippines, Venezuela
The prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC) launched initial probes on Feb. 7 into alleged crimes against humanity during the “war on drugs” in the Philippines and political upheaval in Venezuela.
Venezuela Sets Presidential Vote For April 22 After Talks Crumble
Venezuela on Wednesday set a presidential election for April 22 after mediation talks between the leftist government and an opposition coalition collapsed, setting the stage for the likely re-election of President Nicolas Maduro, Reuters reports.
Serbia Trails Balkan States in Global Justice List
Balkan countries have scored very differently in the World Justice Report's "Rule of Law Index 2018", which measures adherence to the rule of law in 113 countries worldwide and was published on Wednesday.
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Serbia drops two places in WJP Rule of Law Index
It measured rule of law adherence in 113 countries worldwide based on more than 110,000 household and 3,000 expert surveys, the organization announced.
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Greece below Venezuela at top of wealth loss list
Greece comes second only to Venezuela on a recent list of countries that have seen their fortunes change dramatically in the decade from 2007 to 2017.
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No such thing as a free ride
The fact that thousands of Greek commuters are able to ride without charge on the country's public transport system on a daily basis may please sections of the public or even appear as a good "social" policy in these hard times of seemingly endless austerity.
The only problem is that, as is always the case, someone will have to foot the bill in the end.
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Venezuelan Government to Convene Early Presidential Elections by the end of April
Venezuelan government, stuck in an economic crisis, will summon early presidential elections to which Nicholas Maduro, the head of state, will appear in an attempt to use favorable electoral dynamics and disagreements with the opposition.
Several people including two police officers were killed in an operation to capture a helicopter pilot who bombed Venezuela’s Supreme Court during anti-government protests last year, the interior ministry said June. 15.
Several people including two police officers were killed in an operation to capture a helicopter pilot who bombed Venezuela’s Supreme Court during anti-government protests last year, the interior ministry said June. 15.