Below we offer a review of the main titles of the 1926th edition of Diario PERFIL, from this Saturday, May 5, 2024, an issue that is accompanied this weekend by 3 supplements that cover the most varied topics, both informative and entertaining: Shows, El Observador and Buenos Aires Times:
The Government seeks to add new allies and advance with more reforms. It is betting on expanding its support base after the public support of the governors of Catamarca, Raúl Jalil, and of Tucumán, Osvaldo Jaldo. Yesterday the Secretary of Energy received the leaders of Neuquén and Chubut to reactivate the construction of the Patagonian Gasduct. They aim to gain support in the Senate for the sanction of the Bases law. In addition, they want to put on the agenda a package of reforms included in the original law and that were discarded.
Containers for prisoners in the City. They are called “detention modules” and will have the capacity to house about 300 detainees. They will be installed in Barracas, Saavedra and Chacarita. In this way they try to stop the crisis of overpopulation in police stations.
Authoritarians don’t like this
The practice of professional and critical journalism is a fundamental pillar of democracy. That is why it bothers those who believe they are the owners of the truth.
Argentina collapses in the ranking that measures press freedom.
Universities. Pettovello approaches Gelpi, rector of the UBA, to isolate Yacobitti and unblock the negotiations.
The chainsaw reaches the automotive registry: they close 40%, they eliminate the blue ID and the green one will no longer expire.
Bochado. The Argentine pension system came last in a measurement of 47 countries around the world.
Duo in campaign. María Corina Machado and Edmundo González embody the opposition’s hope in Venezuela.
La Toretto platense. They investigated the influencer who ran over and killed a motorcyclist while crossing a red light.
Córdoba will be the first province to vaccinate against dengue and chikungunya.
Climate change: rains cause 37 deaths in Rio Grande do Sul.
Madonna is going to take over Copacabana. His free show will leave Rio de Janeiro with at least 57 million dollars.
Four women and a play: Maja, Busnelli, Merlino and Obersztern. They will make a Schweblin story.
They write in this edition:
Fara, R. Garcia, Burgueno, Lapeña, Rebon, Hernandez, Sunico, Balza, Genovese, Kohan, Link, Guebel, Hopenhayn, Heller, A. Lopez, A. Teijeiro, F. Viani, Giampaolo, Tabarovsky and A. Fontevecchia.
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