🔥🚌🇵🇦 A bus carrying more than 50 migrants who crossed the Darién caught fire

A bus that was transporting 57 migrants in Panama from a shelter in Darien to another near Costa Rica caught fire this Saturday on the Pan-American highway, the country's main highway, leaving no injuries or fatalities, immigration authorities reported.

The immigration authorities indicated that "all passengers are safe, thanks to a rapid evacuation and compliance with the protocols established for these situations."

The transport was burned and homeless, according to some local media reports. So far, the causes of the fire are not known.

🗳️🇻🇪 Juan Guaidó will formalize his candidacy for the primaries in March.

https://alertas24.com/politica/juan-guaido-oficializara-su-candidatura-a-las-primarias-en-marzo/

A Spanish tourist traveled to Cuba and wanted to show the reality of the country, people queued up for the State to give them a piece of bread.

When she was recording her situation, two old men confront her.

🇻🇪📍💰 Central Socialista de Trabajadores proposes to adjust the minimum wage to seven petros

The president of the CBST, Pedro Perales, reported that they proposed to the government of Nicolás Maduro to improve the conditions of the workers by indexing the minimum wage to the value of the petro.

In an interview with Correo del Caroní on February 22, Perales said that this is one of the proposals in the conciliatory statement sent by the plant to the Ministry of Labor. Specifically, they propose setting the minimum wage for workers at 7 petros, equivalent to 10,248 bolivars (420 US dollars).

“The workers are going to see an improvement in their income this March, we are asking for it forcefully. We are looking for a currency that protects the worker's income, what the president proposed to us was the petro and we trust the petro. Before the end of March, we will see answers on the economic issue. There is no specific amount yet, but in the petition we established an income of approximately seven petros, that is what we are asking for," Perales asserted.

The note from Correo del Caroní details that, through these tables, they seek to settle the claims of the workers. For example, salary insecurity, the housing deficit and the absence of public health service for workers and pensioners.

The leader of the CBST, Pedro Perales, admitted that there have been multiple violations of labor rights around living wages, as raised by the International Labor Organization.

Ecuador Justice sets a “date" for the hearing to formulate charges against Lenín Moreno

The National Court of Justice (CNJ) of Ecuador set for March 2, 2023 the hearing to formulate charges against the former president of the South American country Lenín Moreno (2017-2021) and 36 other people, within the 'Sinohydro' case.

The CNJ thus responded to the State Attorney General's Office (FGE), which on Wednesday announced that it will prosecute Moreno for the alleged crime of bribery in this case, which is also known in the media as 'Ina Papers'.

🇵🇪🇲🇽Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico responded this Saturday to the definitive withdrawal of the Peruvian ambassador in Mexico, Manuel Gerardo Talavera, announced this Friday by the interim president of Peru, Dina Boluarte.

The Secretariat, the Government of Mexico regretted the decision of the Peruvian Government to "reduce the level of diplomatic relations between the two countries to that of charge d'affaires."

⚠️Chile will mobilize the military to stop migration on the borders with Peru and Bolivia

🇻🇪🚔👨🏻‍🚒 Fire Commander of La Chinita International Airport is one of the fugitives in the "Samba"

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📚💰🇻🇪 LASA warns of the serious crisis of university professors in Venezuela:

The Latin American Studies Association (LASA) points out that it is urgent to ensure the labor rights of teachers so that they can have decent salaries and living conditions.

LASA -the largest professional association in the world that integrates individuals and institutions dedicated to the study of Latin America and the Caribbean- indicated that the labor rights of teachers must be ensured "so that they can have decent salaries and living conditions," and thus "guaranteeing the right to freedom of expression and academic freedom".

Teachers and professors, as well as other public administration workers, demonstrate regularly to demand from the Government of Nicolás Maduro a salary that allows, at least, to cover their basic needs.

Delvis González, Jefri Bruges and Jhon Herrera arrested for being responsible for the attack at the "Samba" Supermarket in Maracaibo, Zulia state. They will be charged for the crimes of terrorism, association, extortion, homicide qualified in degree of frustration and obstruction of free trade.

https://t.me/VenezuelaNewsNetwork/7219

🇻🇪⚠️📲 Inhabitants of the population of Paraguaipoa in the Guajira municipality, Zulia state, protest against the increase in cases of malnutrition and the lack of electricity.

What would be a healing ritual turned out to be the cause of the death of the 31-year-old woman in the municipality of Sopetrán (Antioquia), who went to a shaman named El Brujo de Liborina to perform the process on her.

According to the Prosecutor's Office, the events occurred on the afternoon of September 16, 2021, when the investigated shaman, identified as Martín Rangel Londoño Jaramillo or alias Hoyito, would have anointed the victim with a flammable liquid based on alcohol, sulfur and camphor. in the middle of the ritual.

According to the prosecution's investigation, the defendant would have set fire to a portion of the substance that was on the floor, but the flames reached the woman.