October 28, 2022 World Newsletter

This newsletter covers census dates in Bolivia, cash payments in Italy, mobilization of Russian students in companies, and more.

Bolivian officials meet in hopes of reaching agreement on census date and ending social tensions

Bolivia’s officials and leaders gather in hopes of finding a solution Date of next census sparking social protest. Because the date of the census will determine the allocation of resources and political representation across the country.

In Italy, new government wants to raise restrictions on cash payments

Italy’s new government hopes Increase the limit on cash payments to a maximum of €10,000. Opposition parties denounced the proposal as favouring the underground economy and risking criminal activity. Nor has there been much consensus in the coalition government.

In Russia, some students call for replacement of army-mobilized workers

In Russia, some Students have started working in companies to temporarily replace workers They left their posts because they were transferred to the Ukrainian war. Students studying in secondary vocational schools or higher education, who have not repeated their studies, will not participate in military mobilization. However, students could take school leave and join the military to fight in the Ukrainian war.

More news from the rest of the world:

• Mexico decide to end summer time. On Sunday, the Mexican clock will be changed for the last time and set permanently in winter time.
• exist Kenya, the National Police Agency has launched a nationwide crackdown on LED lights illegally installed on vehicles. Possessing opaque tail lights, flashing lights, blinking lights, LED lights, unauthorized sirens, or unauthorized red and blue lights is a crime punishable by up to 2 years in prison and 400,000 shillings ($3,300) fine.
• exist Poland, because of the war in Ukraine, the Russian ambassador was not invited to events organized by the Polish authorities. But according to Rzeczpospolita, the apostolic embassy, ​​the equivalent of the Catholic Church and the pope’s embassy, ​​invited him to an event. A foreign ministry source said “fortunately” the minister was not able to attend the event.