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Dólar toca niveles no vistos desde mayo de 2025: las monedas de América Latina que más caen

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By Carlos Salcedo, Prakash Singh
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg Línea — El dólar alcanzó este jueves su nivel más alto desde mayo de 2025 después de que la Reserva Federal reforzara su mensaje de control de la inflación. El movimiento se trasladó rápidamente a los mercados cambiarios, donde la mayoría de las monedas latinoamericanas registraban pérdidas frente a la divisa estadounidense.
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No blood bank, no donor - so Bajura doctor gave his own blood before performing the surgery

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By Prakash Singh
| The Himalayan Times.com Verified
BAJURA, JUNE 16 When a 31-year-old woman from Triveni Municipality-9 arrived at Bajura District Hospital bleeding heavily and in urgent need of blood, her family searched, and found nothing. No blood bank. No available donor. No reserve to draw from. So the doctor who was about to perform her surgery rolled up his own sleeve.
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Joint security base established in Bajura's Lampata as displaced residents return home

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By Prakash Singh
| The Himalayan Times.com Verified
BAJURA, JUNE 15 A joint temporary security base comprising Nepal Police and Armed Police Force personnel has been established at Lampata in Himali Rural Municipality-3 of Bajura district, as authorities move to restore order in an area that has seen a series of violent incidents involving residents from neighbouring Humla district.
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