During a joint meeting of the foreign ministers of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), the Latin American Development Bank (CAF) and the Association of Caribbean States (ACS), Cuba reaffirmed its commitment to continue to strengthen those mechanisms aimed at promoting the integration of our region is common.

According to information offered on Twitter by Cuban Communist Party Politburo member and Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, at the meeting they discussed issues of common interest.

At a meeting with the foreign ministers of Latin America and the Caribbean, we discussed issues of common concern.

I repeat the promise #Cuba continue to contribute to the strengthening of CELAC and ACS, mechanisms that make a valuable contribution to genuine regional integration. pic.twitter.com/tUrFMAO3sh

— Bruno Rodríguez P (@BrunoRguezP) September 19, 2022

The island’s head of diplomacy recalled that Latin America and the Caribbean had a lot to show the world. The proclamation of the region as a Zone of Peace makes our peoples proud, it is an international benchmark and it obliges us to continue perfecting the forms of relations between our countries and the region with the rest of the world.

Likewise, in his account on this social network, he indicated that the international community must provide more aid and cooperation to Haiti to contribute to its recovery, stability and development in a peaceful environment, in accordance with the country’s essential needs, with full respect for its sovereignty and the Principle of non-interference in internal affairs.

As part of the event’s agenda, Rodríguez Parrilla held a meeting with his Honduran counterpart, Enrique Reina. During the exchange, they reiterated their willingness to further strengthen bilateral ties and their interest in strengthening economic, trade and cooperative ties in areas of mutual interest between the two countries.

Typhoon Nanmadol caused significant damage in southwestern Japan. So far, there have been 60 injuries and one death.

Two million people were asked to evacuate their homes on Saturday: Typhoon Nanmadol was approaching the island of Kyushu and, according to authorities, the storm poses an “unprecedented” danger. About 13 million people live on the southern end of the four islands. The devastating typhoon – a Category 5 hurricane in magnitude – hit the island at around 6pm local time on Sunday.

According to the Japanese weather agency, Nanmadol reached wind speeds of nearly 110 kilometers per hour, with gusts reaching 160 kilometers per hour. Tens of thousands of people spent the night in gyms and other emergency shelters, while vulnerable homes were evacuated as a precaution.

Stopped train service

A man was found dead in his car in the water at a farm this morning, a civil protection official in Miyakonojo prefecture said. Another person disappeared after a landslide hit a house. More than 60 people were injured, including because they fell in the rain or were hit by shards of glass.

High-speed trains and airlines stopped operating. Authorities warned of landslides and rising river levels. Grocery stores and delivery services were temporarily closed in southwestern Japan. Some highways were closed and mobile phone connections were partially interrupted.

more rain is expected

The storm was expected to bring more rain as it advanced northeast of the main island of Honshu. After that, he was supposed to pass through the capital, Tokyo, and then through the northeast of the country.

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Jair Bolsonaro’s government is considering including attacks on PT governments in the opening speech of the UN General Assembly. This Tuesday, the Brazilian will be the first head of state to take the podium at the United Nations to speak, and in one of the draft texts that will be read, it is possible that he will criticize previous governments.

The speech, which was made with information from various ministries, should only be closed in its final version on Monday night. One of the elements being assessed is whether such references could be challenged by the opposition in eventual proceedings before the Supreme Electoral Court.

Senior members of the Itamaraty have already made it clear they oppose outright attacks on other Brazilian parties, while diplomats are looking for alternatives to avoid embarrassment.

However, Bolsonaro must use the court to introduce his threeandahalfyear reign and signal to the world that the country has already made commitments to reduce deforestation. So far, however, the figures show that these goals are not being met and the problems are only getting worse.

The attack on “communism” and the assurance that corruption is being fought in Brazil can also be included in the approximately tenminute speeches.

Another of the president’s highlights is likely to be the country’s economic situation, which his cabinet rated positively. However, he will not mention the existence of 33 million starving Brazilians or the pandemic’s death toll of almost 700,000, one of the highest numbers in the world.

Before Bolsonaro speaks, however, the UN tribune will be manned by the entity’s secretarygeneral, Antonio Guterres. He promises to send messages that leaders like the Brazilian might not like.

“The solidarity envisaged in the United Nations Charter is being eaten up by the acids of nationalism and selfinterest,” the Portuguese said last week, anticipating part of his message.

According to him, this international solidarity is “undermined by a shocking contempt for the world’s poorest and most vulnerable, by politicians playing on people’s worst instincts for party gains, by prejudice, discrimination, disinformation and hate speech directed at people against… upset each other”.

The use of the private system in the health network is dividing the most important politicians, to the chagrin of the Fédération interprofessionnelle de la santé du Québec (FIQ).

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Alice Girard-Bossé La Presse

During a health debate organized by FIQ and FIQP on Monday afternoon, outgoing Health Minister Christian Dubé said he was open to using the private sector as a solution to improve the first line.

The Conservative Party of Quebec went even further. “We propose liberalization of the healthcare network, so we propose opening up the private system with the health insurance card when the delays are unreasonable or the costs are cheaper in the private sector,” explained Conservative candidate Karim Elayoubi.

For the President of the FIQ, Julie Bouchard, an “inconceivable” measure. “Let’s take these amounts and make sure that we can invest them in the public network, to have a single employer with better conditions and, above all, to be able to offer better services,” she said after the debate at the conference.

For the FIQ, the next government must first focus on its own public services rather than resorting to private sector. Québec solidaire agrees. “It’s heresy to go through the private sector if we haven’t given everything that was required in the public system to make it work,” Solidarity candidate Isabelle Leblanc said.

The Parti Québécois also wants to rely on the public system. “We will not succeed if we combine the public and private networks. We won’t be able to meet the working conditions of the private sector if we stay like this,” said PQ member Sylvie Tanguay.

The unanimous parties

However, in order to improve the healthcare network, the five main parties agreed: we need to end mandatory overtime (TSO) and introduce a worker-patient relationship.

“If there’s one flagship measure I’d like to eliminate, it’s the TSO,” said Mr. Dubé. But you can’t remove it with a magic wand, he says. “So we’ve created a very clear plan with a dozen concrete actions that will allow us to remove the TSO,” he said.

Byanca Jeune, candidate for the Liberal Party of Quebec second. “This doesn’t happen overnight,” she said. To eliminate OSI, it wants to improve working conditions and hour management, set up on-the-job day care, speed up the recognition of diplomas for newcomers, recruit staff from other Canadian provinces, and increase admissions to CEGEPs and universities.

‘They won’t let me go I love you’: Missing mother, 59, sent final message along with $2,385 to daughter before she was found dead in Georgia’s wooded canyon

• A murder investigation has been launched after mother Debbie Collier was found dead in a ravine
• Collier sent her daughter, Amanda Bearden, a total of $2,385 on Venmo with the harrowing message, “They won’t let me go, I love you.”
• During the investigation, officers discovered that Collier had rented an SUV on September 10 and left her home with only her debit card and driver’s license
• Debbie, who married her husband Steve in 2013, worked for many years as a front office manager at Carriage House Realty in Athens, Georgia

By Claudia Aoraha, Senior Reporter

Published: 3:28 PM BST, 19 Sep 2022 | Updated at 02:47 BST, 20 Sep 2022

A missing mother sent her daughter a chilling final message, telling her “they won’t let me go” before she was found dead – as investigators believe it indicates she may have been kidnapped.

The tragic body of Debbie Collier was found on September 11 in a small, steep ravine near a wooded area in Tallulah Falls, Georgia, after being reported missing the day before.

Police launched a murder investigation after frantically searching nearby woods with a K-9 unit and finding a red tote bag and a partially burned blue tarp. Then they discovered the body of the 59-year-old nearby.

However, investigators with the Habersham County Sheriff’s Office revealed the eerie final message the mother sent to her daughter before she was found dead, alluding to the fact that she was being held against her will.

Collier, who lived in Athens, Georgia, sent her daughter, Amanda Bearden, a total of $2,385 on Venmo with the harrowing message, “They won’t let me go, I love you.”

Debbie Collier, 59, was found dead in a wooded area in Tallulah Falls, Georgia, on September 11 after being reported missing the day before

The mother sent her daughter a chilling final message before she was reported missing

Daughter Amanda Bearden, 36, (pictured) revealed she had received a sum of money from her mother alongside a creepy final message – prompting her to call the police and report her as a missing person

Habersham County Deputy Medical Examiner Ken Franklin speaks with Collier’s husband Steven, seen here with an umbrella, on September 11, 2022

Bearden, 36, then tried to call her mother after receiving the cryptic text, but she didn’t answer her phone.

At the time, the daughter reported her mother missing to the Athens Clarke County Police Department.

Cops have said the troubling statement Collier sent to her daughter could suggest there was a violent abduction before she was found dead.

They’re treating the case as murder, not suicide, reports 11 Alive.

Colonel Murray Kogod of the Habersham County Sheriff’s Office said: “Further search resulted in the body of a female subject being found on an embankment near where the bag and tarp were located.”

During the investigation, officers discovered that Collier had rented an SUV on September 10 and left her home with only her debit card and driver’s license.

They were able to track the car’s location because of its SiriusXM satellite radio – it led them 60 miles north of their home in Athens, Georgia.

Collier’s body was then tragically found in a nearby ravine off the freeway where the vehicle was spotted on US 441 near Victory Home Lane.

The mother’s devastated family was informed as authorities began investigating the cause of death. Images show investigators combing the scene where her body was found, reports Now Habersham.

An autopsy will be performed by a coroner.

Debbie, who married her husband Steve in 2013, worked for many years as a Front Office Manager at Carriage House Realty in Athens.

Steve said he last saw his wife at 9pm the night before she disappeared on September 9.

Cops have said the troubling statement Collier sent to her daughter could suggest there was a violent abduction before she was found dead

Investigators and police cars were seen at the scene near where the body was discovered on 9/11

The missing Athens, Georgia mother sent her daughter an eerie final message before she was found dead in a ravine