UN agency reports that Benghazi is the city with the most forcibly displaced persons in the country: 90,000 citizens are unable to return to their homes due to ongoing conflicts.
The Prosecutor’s Office in The Hague took action days after the accession of the country to the court. Palestinians want an investigation over Israeli action in Gaza.
Lower rates will be levied on importation of industry inputs to Brazil for a set period of time. The goal is to prevent a shortage on the domestic market.
Goods handled at the Moroccan port amounted to 41.7 million tonnes in 2014. Container throughput exceeded 3 million units.
The step back in comparison to October 2014 came after four month-on-month increases, according to a survey released by the National Confederation of Industry (CNI).
Anamaria Couture brand sells haute couture pieces to department stores and fashion boutiques in Middle East nations. The region is the second most important market for the company’s exports.
The offices were chosen along with a real estate consulting firm. Travel agencies were given awards during the inauguration ceremony.
Sheets and foils of the metal with less than 0.2 mm of thickness will have a 2% import rate for six months. The material is used in the auto parts sector.
Registration to attend the 2016 Olympic Games, in Rio de Janeiro, is available starting today on the event’s website. Buyers will be selected via a lottery system similar to the one used during the FIFA World Cup.
Financing to the sector supplied by the Brazilian state-owned institution was up 83% in 2014 from 2013.
Financing to the sector from the Brazilian state-owned institution was up 83% in 2014 from 2013.
Civil aviation agency announces that the administration of important terminals will be transferred to the private sector. Some operations already have been handed out to companies.
Rates will increase at Infraero-managed airports and other government-run facilities that are not under concession to the private sector.
Brazil’s dollar outflow bigger than the inflow in US$ 2.4 billion from January 2 to 9, according to the Central Bank.
