Labor and teaching activities were suspended from today for an additional 48 hours while the recovery and stabilization of the National Electric Service (SEN) are achieved, informed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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China said on Thursday that it had submitted protests to some countries, due to the cancellations of flights amid the ongoing outbreak of the 2019-NCov coronavirus, a decision that has only caused more panic and confusion.
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The World Bank has pledged to invest $22.5 billion in Africa to assist the continent in dealing with the fallout of climate change, and urges other governments and businesses to follow suit. The African Development Bank (AfDB) is also contributing to the investment, adding another $25 billion to the pot.
Read more More than $40 Billion Pledged for Green Projects in Africa
Cuban president Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez will address the nation Wednesday evening through the radio-television program Mesa Redonda (Round Table). According to the announcement, carried by various local media outlets, the president will discuss measures that the country must adopt in view of the current energy situation.
Read more Diaz-Canel to Make Special TV Appearance to Discuss the Island's Energy Situation
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel praised the legacy of African-American leader Malcolm X during his visit to the Shabazz Center, located in the popular neighborhood where Harlem and Washington Heights sections meet, in Upper Manhattan.
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