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China Buying ‘Practically Zero’ Chilean Salmon After Covid Scare

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14 de julio de 1811, izamiento por primera vez de la gloriosa bandera nacional

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By Carolina Gonzalez Verified, Carolina González
| Diario El Carabobeño Verified
Pincelada Nro 802, desde el 01-VIII-2012. Pincelada Histórica El Soberano Primer Congreso Constituyente de Venezuela, el 5 de julio de 1811, luego de declarar la Independencia, en una segunda reunión, designó una comisión especial para diseñar la Bandera Nacional y la Escarapela, (cucarda).
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Chile tiene ventana para emitir deuda mientras mercado resta importancia a riesgos

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By Carolina Gonzalez Verified, Carolina González
| Yahoo Finanzas Spain
Foto: AFP (Bloomberg) -- El gobierno de Chile tiene una ventana de oportunidad para colocar deuda en los mercados internacionales, mientras los diferenciales de sus bonos soberanos se mantienen cerca de mínimos de dos décadas. Los inversionistas han restado importancia a la escalada del conflicto en Medio Oriente, al deterioro de las cuentas fiscales y al estancamiento de la economía.
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Chile Debt Sale Window Opens as Investors Ignore Mounting Risks

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By Carolina Gonzalez Verified, Carolina González
| Financial Post Verified
Chile’s government has a window of opportunity to sell debt abroad as sovereign spreads hover near two-decade lows, with investors shrugging off an escalation in the Middle East conflict, domestic debt woes and a stagnating economy.
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