Paulo Rosas Chávez
Journalist at Yogonet Latinoamerica
Freelance Editor at Pirate Wire Services
periodista. política y otros. ANTES: @peru_check, @Politica_ECpe y Terra. AHORA: t. política y social en @ubasociales, @elfiltro_pe y @pirate_wire
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Feb 22, 2025 |
buenosairesherald.com | Paulo Rosas Chávez
“Raising sails and sailing the impetuous waves, the ancestors of the Chinese nation opened the Maritime Silk Road between the East and the West more than 2,000 years ago,” Chinese President Xi Jinping said in his speech in Lima. It was around 7 p.m. on November 14, 2024.
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Feb 22, 2025 |
ambito.com | Paulo Rosas Chávez
Según especialistas consultados para este informe, dicho puerto apunta a convertirse en un hub portuario regional, que consolidará las cargas de exportación e importación entre Asia y Sudamérica. Para el economista Jorge Vega, profesor de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP), se debe “a su ubicación geográfica, su tamaño, su moderna tecnología y sus contactos con redes navieras mundiales”.
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Sep 13, 2024 |
piratewireservices.com | Paulo Rosas Chávez
“Alberto Fujimori Dies at the age of 86”. “Ex-dictator Alberto Fujimori died”. “They mourn for 'Chino'”. “Fujimori in history”. “Will hatred come to an end?”. These were the headlines in Peru’s largest newspapers on September 12 one day after the death of Alberto Kenya Fujimori Inomoto, the outsider engineer who became president in 1990, staged an “auto-golpe” in 1992, and fled the country, resigning from office from Japan in 2000, in a letter sent by fax.
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Sep 13, 2024 |
buenosairesherald.com | Paulo Rosas Chávez
“Alberto Fujimori dies at the age of 86.” “Ex-dictator Alberto Fujimori has died.” “The people mourn for ‘Chino’.” “Fujimori in history.” “Will hatred come to an end?” September 12 dawned with these headlines in Peru. It was the day after the death of Alberto Kenya Fujimori Inomoto, the outsider engineer who became president in 1990, staged a self-coup in 1992, and resigned from office in 2000 by faxing a letter from Japan.
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Sep 13, 2024 |
qoshe.com | Paulo Rosas Chávez
“Alberto Fujimori dies at the age of 86.” “Ex-dictator Alberto Fujimori has died.” “The people mourn for ‘Chino’.” “Fujimori in history.” “Will hatred come to an end?” September 12 dawned with these headlines in Peru. It was the day after the death of Alberto Kenya Fujimori Inomoto, the outsider engineer who became president in 1990, staged a self-coup in 1992, and resigned from office in 2000 by faxing a letter from Japan.
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I love PWS. When Fujimori died my reaction was, shall we say strong. But who cares what I think? Nobody A professional journo *from* Peru though who can actually get into the complexity of his history tho? Yes plz Like this thoughtful piece by @perosasch https://t.co/nxhYArBb3d
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