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2023-07-05 07:42:04

Maine Gov. Janet Mills and Senators Cory Booker and John Thune are among the lawmakers sitting with moderator Alexander Heffner.

Bloomberg Originals is launching a new series entitled Breaking Bread, which will feature in-depth conversations with some of America’s leaders over their favorite meals. In the series, author, journalist and host Alexander Heffner (PBS’ “The Open Mind”) will break bread, both literally and figuratively, with politically and geographically diverse U.S. governors and senators. Together they discuss everything from the state of America’s democracy and economy to the security and morale of the nation to artificial intelligence and natural resources.

Consisting of narratives and interviews conducted across the country, Breaking Bread uses food as a starting point to explore the biographies, political concerns and culinary preferences of the chosen leaders and the places they call home. The show’s creators say the series will focus on the things that unite Americans, rather than the things that separate them, on how to solve problems together and a better understanding of democracy and important issues and federal politics can promote.

The ten issues include interviews with Senator Cory Booker in Newark, NJ, Senator John Thune in Murdo, SD, and Gov. Janet Mills at her home in Maine. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico, Gov. Spencer Cox of Utah, Senator Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, and Gov. Doug Burgu of North Dakota (who is running for president) have also met with Heffner.

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2023-07-05 01:45:24

the deputy Gloria Naveillana former member of the Republican Party, caused controversy during his appearance on the television show “Violent times” (Vía X) due to his comments on Augusto Pinochet and the military dictatorship.

Naveillán, who represents La Araucanía, corrected the presenter, Edward of the Churchwhen he mentioned Pinochet. “President Pinochet. He was president, whether you like it or not ”, he claimed. Similarly, when the presenter referred to the dictatorship, she replied: “Military Statement”.

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When asked directly if he considered Pinochet a dictator, Naveillán replied: “No, look, I don’t consider him a dictator”. These statements sparked outrage among the other panelists, who accused the deputy of denialism. “What denialism! For me it was a military pronouncement.”replied Naveillan, who then proceeded to criticize the government of Salvador Allende.

“For me these 50 years are the celebration of the end of the Government of Salvador Allende. You are younger than me. I lived through the Allende government. It was a horrible government, where there was repression, where there were murders, where there was hunger…”, said the legislator.

Panel reaction

The Liberal Party lawyer, Rodrigo Rettig, apologized to viewers for Naveillán’s statements and recalled that “Pinochet’s dictatorship was the worst part of the history of our republic” and that “it is widely accepted throughout the world that Augusto Pinochet you are sitting next to the worst criminals and dictators in human history“.

For her part, Deputy Javiera Morales (CS) also apologized for the incident and recalled that a “Coup d’état, where human rights were violated, money was stolen and there was lousy economic management“. “It is very painful that parliamentarians today are defending the worst dictatorship, where we still have disappeared detainees, families who have not been able to bury their relatives“added the parliamentarian.

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2023-07-05 05:47:49

When do you deposit the July 2023 Well-being pension?

The President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, reported that as of July 4, the Welfare Pension will begin to be paid to older adults who already have their Banco del Bienestar card.

“Today, by the way, and it is good news, the Welfare Pension begins to be paid in the banks first, in the Bank of Well-being, to regarding 9 million older adults, starting today, and in 10 days to those who still do not They have the Banco del Bienestar card, it is direct payment, but it is good news for the elderly”,

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It is important to emphasize that the delivery of this benefit is deposited the first 15 days of the two-month period. Here is the full schedule:

❤️ I PAY WELL-BEING PENSIONS, CALENDAR ❤️
From JULY 4 to 17, the deposit of the two-month period JULY-AUGUST of the

and the program of , according to the letter of the first surname. I share the bank dispersion CALENDAR, here….

— Ariadna Montiel Reyes (@A_MontielR)

How much is the deposit for this bimester?

This benefit increased by 25% and went from 3,850 pesos in 2022 to 4,800 pesos every two months in 2023. In addition, the registry will grow from 10,537,181 beneficiaries to 11,056,534 in the first two months of the year. These announcements were made by the Secretary of Welfare, Ariadna Montiel Reyes, during the morning press conference of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Where can you collect your Welfare Pension?

This deposit can still be received on private bank cards; however, the head of the Welfare Secretariat, Ariadna Montiel Reyes, reported that the next deposit will already be made on the welfare card.

How to register?

It is important to mention that the Secretary of Well-being announces the registration calendars in its

so it is important to be checking this source.

Those interested in receiving this benefit must be 65 years of age and have the following documents:

Birth certificate. Current identification. CURP. Proof of address (maximum six months old) or proof of residence from the local authority.

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