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Emilia Calleja presents CFE advances in appearance before deputies
Juan Pérez Larawang ginawa ng AI
The director of the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), Emilia Esther Calleja Alor, appeared before the Energy Commission of the Chamber of Deputies to detail the company's achievements in 2025, as part of Claudia Sheinbaum's First Government Report. She highlighted subsidies for family tariffs, reduction in electrical interruptions, and infrastructure expansions. The presentation emphasized energy sovereignty and partnerships with the private sector.
Government reserves land for national intelligence service expansion
The National Land Commission has reserved 1,974 hectares of land in Tana River for the National Intelligence Service to develop security infrastructure. This move, announced in a gazette notice on October 26, 2025, aims to bolster national security while imposing strict environmental and management guidelines. The reservation highlights ongoing efforts to allocate public land for key government projects.
Liquor and wine VAT could increase 14% in tax reform
Colombia's National Government is preparing a $16.3 trillion tax reform that includes significant increases in taxes on liquors, wines, and aperitifs. It proposes raising the VAT from 5% to 19% on these products, along with consumption tax hikes of up to 224%. Prolicores warns that this would boost the illegal market from 22% to 50%, impacting jobs and the regional economy.
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October 29, 2025 14:37Tax reforms not impacting Colombia's government revenue
October 28, 2025 12:34DTI, nakuha ang suporta ng mga tagagawa upang panatilihin ang presyo ng mga basic goods
October 28, 2025 05:24FIRS Abuja tax clinic sees massive participation
October 27, 2025 14:31Prime minister Kristersson invites Tidö parties to Strängnäs
October 26, 2025 17:20Åkesson to topple Kristersson if SD excluded from government
October 26, 2025 14:07Bargains involve Lula's negotiation for Messias in the Senate
October 26, 2025 11:27Da still finalising replacement for sacked deputy minister whitfield
October 26, 2025 04:07COA nagpapatunay ng pananagutan ng dating opisyal ng PCGG sa P190 milyong pagkalugi sa pagbebenta ng ari-arian
October 25, 2025 17:53FCT approves N11.6 billion for key supplies
Tidö parties back down on AR-15 mandatory buyback
Maria Karlsson Larawang ginawa ng AI
The Swedish government and Sverigedemokraterna have reversed course on the buyback of the controversial AR-15 rifle, opting for voluntary redemption instead of mandatory. This is outlined in a debate article in Svensk Jakt, signed by several ministers and spokespersons. The context stems from restrictions following the Örebro mass shooting earlier this year.
Health minister and Qena governor review key healthcare projects in Upper Egypt
Egypt’s Minister of Health and Population, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, met with Qena Governor Khaled Abdel Halim on Sunday to discuss accelerating healthcare development in the governorate and completing ongoing projects to improve medical services and ease the burden on citizens. Abdel Ghaffar emphasized that Qena is a top government priority for upgrading health infrastructure in Upper Egypt due to its strategic importance. The meeting reviewed progress on major initiatives, including the new Qena Hospital and Deshna Central Hospital.
Carlos Emilio Betancourt appointed interim DIAN director
The Ministry of Finance has officially appointed Carlos Emilio Betancourt as interim director of DIAN, replacing Luis Eduardo Llinás after nine months in the role. Betancourt, the current Vice Minister of Finance, will likely handle both positions. The transition comes amid a pending tax reform and efforts to meet revenue targets.
Public works launches action plan to end construction failures
South Africa's Department of Public Works and Infrastructure has unveiled the South African Construction Action Plan to address chronic issues in public construction projects. Minister Dean Macpherson announced the initiative in Cape Town, aiming to restore accountability and halt the cycle of incomplete schools, hospitals, and escalating costs. The plan targets mismanagement, disappearing contractors, and criminal interference in the sector.