Lamborghini CEO: “You don’t buy a car from our brand because you need one, but because you want to make a dream come true”
The company’s CEO indicates that the brand’s plans for this year include its entry into the Dominican Republic.
The company’s CEO indicates that the brand’s plans for this year include its entry into the Dominican Republic.
As announced, next Monday the solemn opening session of the national antivenereal conference organized by the executive committee chaired by Dr. Estanislao Pardo Figueroa will take place, by virtue of a supreme decree. For this conference, we are informed, numerous papers have been submitted by well-known professional specialists in venereal diseases, which will deserve due attention during the course of the conference sessions. The works of the prophylaxis section stand out.
We talked with the Mexican actress and singer Karol Sevilla about the closing of a chapter with “Soy Luna” after 10 years, the reunion with her essence, and the projects and goals that now mark her path.
The United Kingdom will allow Ukraine to manufacture Storm Shadow missiles with British technology, a decision that could strengthen Kiev’s long-range strike capability. For analyst Enrique Banús, this is “a very important step” that could also have a “copycat effect” among other Western countries.
The electric utility for northern Lima plans to execute a record investment of S/1.050 billion in 2026. Its goal for the next five years is for all its customers to have smart metering, says Walter Sciutto, CEO of the company.
The Pensión 65 program includes an increase in the amount its beneficiaries receive. Find out what is known about the payment of S/ 700, when it would be applied, and how to check if you are part of the registry.
The second set is being played. Ignacio Buse vs Adam Walton face off in the second round of the ATP 250 Winston-Salem
Earthquake in Venezuela LIVE TODAY: latest August tremor, epicenter location and magnitude according to the Venezuelan Foundation for Seismological Research (FUNVISIS).
Canada announced this Tuesday the U.S. products worth about 27.6 billion Canadian dollars (about US$20 billion) to which it will apply tariffs of up to 50%.
Automakers urge the implementation of the new regulations, but Petro-Perú would not be ready before 2030.