🌍❌🌐 — With such, the list of countries restricting Telegram per, partially or totally is:

Total bans:
➡️ 🇨🇳 People's Republic of China (over Anti-Communist, Monarchists, "Reactionary Parties" and similar opposition figures having pages here)

➡️ 🇵🇰 Islamic Republic of Pakistan (over ISIS and Separatist groups having channels here)

➡️ 🇮🇷 The Islamic Republic of Iran, despite the fact that Telegram is used by 75% of the population, including supporters of the Wilayat al-Faqih and its 19289182918291 opposition groups

➡️ 🇴🇲 The Sultanate of Oman, which banned Telegram alongside, all VoIP services (even thought locals don't care and still use it, including some of our close partners from there)

Partial bans:
➡️ 🇧🇷 The Federal Republic of Brazil, in which some channels are still banned over "Fake News and Conspiracy Theories" despite the ban being officially lifted

➡️ 🇪🇺 European Union countries, where Russian State Media and Pro-Palestine channels are restricted over the War in Ukraine and the Israel-Hamas War

❌🚘🇻🇪 — A video has appeared on TikTok showing a Tesla Cybertruck driving on the streets of Caracas (likely illegally imported from the US), despite the entire rhetoric against Elon Musk by the Chavista Regime

🔗 CNW (@ConflictsW)

🇨🇦 Trudeau announces reduction in temporary foreign workers, suggests more immigration changes to come

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday the federal government will reduce the number of temporary foreign workers in Canada after a historic surge that some experts say has fuelled unemployment among immigrants and young people.

The government loosened restrictions during a severe post-COVID labour shortage — a decision that led, in particular, to a spike in the number of low-wage temporary workers.

Trudeau said employers in high unemployment areas — places where the unemployment rate is six per cent or higher — will not be able to hire low-wage temporary foreign workers (TFWs), with limited exceptions for "food security sectors" like agriculture and food and fish processing as well as construction and health care where acute staffing shortages still exist.

In another reversal, the government said employers will no longer be allowed to hire more than 10 per cent of their total workforce through the TFW program.

As well, low-wage TFWs will also be limited to one-year contracts, down from the current two.

📝 Maxime Bernier: Trudeau finally stops listening to his corporate sponsors that demand cheap labour and begins imposing minor restrictions on immigration. All it took was a massive replacement of the White Canadian population and the unemployment graph to rise to an unacceptable figure to do it. Trudeau and the fake conservative, Poilievre who smeared people for speaking out against immigration, will always choose their interests and those of their sponsors and back down when the problem becomes impossible to ignore.

🔗 https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-crackdown-temporary-foreign-workers-1.7304819

🇻🇪🇻🇪🗳❌🌍 — #BREAKING: The National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela has closed the door on international community requests, stating that the election records will not be published.

🇳🇮❌🇧🇷🇨🇴 — 🌹 Daniel Ortega, the leader of the dictatorial regime in Nicaragua, criticized the behavior of Brazil and Colombia regarding the elections in Venezuela, calling it shameful: "They repeat the slogans of the Yankees, the Europeans, and the dragged-along governments of Latin America"

💥 The dictator stated that the governments that do not recognize the official result of the elections in Venezuela are servile and submissive, directly mentioning Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a prominent figure of the Latin American left.

"You are crawling too, Lula, you are crawling! If you want me to respect you, respect me, Lula, if you want the Bolivarian people to respect you, respect President Nicolás Maduro's victory and don't go around crawling.

Servile, traitorous, crawling governments, governments that presented themselves as very progressive, very revolutionary, now say the elections must be repeated. Brazil says it, Lula. [...] We don't need intermediaries, nor did we ask Lula to be an intermediary, so we didn't respond to Lula, and then he got upset."

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🇳🇮🇻🇪🇻🇪💥🇧🇷🇨🇴 — Daniel Ortega, leader of the dictatorial regime in Nicaragua, offered Sandinista fighters to Nicolás Maduro for a potential war

🪖 Ortega suggested that these disagreements over the Venezuelan elections could lead to a war with Brazil and Colombia. He advised Nicolás Maduro to be prepared and offered Sandinista fighters for that conflict.

"Don't rule out the possibility that they will organize an armed counterrevolution like the one they organized for us in 1979-80, after the triumph of the Revolution, which they financed, armed, and trained, supported by the U.S. military bases in Honduras. It was a long battle, 10 years of war that we had to fight, with thousands of deaths, more than 50,000.

Nicolás, you must prepare to fight and defeat them. I'm sure that if that battle takes place, they will be defeated, and rest assured that if it happens, you will have Sandinista fighters alongside you."

🤝 The extraordinary meeting was specifically held to support the official election results in Venezuela. Ortega was accompanied in person by his wife and co-governor, Rosario Murillo, as is customary; also present were the Venezuelan ambassador to Nicaragua, José Arrúe; the head of political affairs at that embassy, Ansonith Albano; and Valdrack Ludwing Jaentschke Whitaker, an advisor on policy and international affairs.

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🇦🇪🤝🌐 — The United Arab Emirates (UAE) calls on France to let it provide ‘all consular services’ for Durov, says ensuring care of UAE citizens is a ‘top priority’.

➡️ The United Arab Emirates has said it is following closely the case of Telegram messaging app founder and CEO Pavel Durov – who is an Emirati citizen – following his arrest and the extension of his initial detention by authorities in France.

➡️ The Russian-born Durov, 39, was detained on Saturday at Paris-Le Bourget Airport in France based on a judicial inquiry opened last month involving 12 unfounded alleged criminal violations involving his popular Telegram app, the Paris prosecutor’s office said.

➡️ The UAE’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement early on Tuesday that it was “closely following” Durov’s case and that it had “submitted a request to the French government to provide him with all consular services urgently”.

“Caring for citizens, preserving their interests, following up on their affairs, and providing them with all aspects of care are a top priority for the UAE,” the Arab Kingdoms' ministry said in the statement.

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🇺🇾⚠️🇻🇪💥 — The Uruguayan Minister of the Interior, Nicolás Martinelli, has put the country on high alert due to the possible arrival of the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua and the growing use of the dangerous drug fentanyl

❗️ During the Latin American Security Summit in Guayaquil, Martinelli emphasized the need for the government to face these challenges with determination, although the presence of this organization in Uruguay has not yet been confirmed.

☠️ The Tren de Aragua, one of the most dangerous gangs in the region, is known for its brutality and networks in human trafficking, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. Additionally, the recent detection of fentanyl in the country has raised alarms among Uruguayan authorities, who warn of the devastating risk this drug poses to society.

❌ Under Martinelli's leadership, the government is implementing strategies to combat these threats before they can establish a foothold.

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🇨🇱❌🇻🇪🇻🇪 — Chilean President Gabriel Boric has toughened his stance towards Venezuela, openly labeling Maduro's regime as a "dictatorship" and rejecting the idea of repeating the elections.

💥 Despite mediation proposals from Brazil and Colombia, Boric has aligned himself with 11 other countries condemning the Venezuelan electoral process as fraudulent, positioning himself as one of the strongest voices in Latin America against the Chávez regime.

🇻🇪🇻🇪❌🗳 — Diosdado Cabello announced that Juan Carlos Delpino will be removed from his position as the principal rector of Venezuela's National Electoral Council.

🇾🇪 Yemeni weapons dealers selling machine-guns on X

Weapons dealers in Yemen are openly using the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, to sell Kalashnikovs, pistols, grenades and grenade-launchers.

The traders operate in the capital Sana’a and other areas under control of the Houthis.

An investigation by The Times newspaper found that several of the Yemeni accounts bore the blue tick of verification.

🔗 https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c86l4pl6072o

#BREAKING

🇻🇪⚡️📉❗️ — Venezuelan Media reports that a nationwide blackout has hit the South American country, including areas in Caracas!

🇻🇪⚡️📉❗️ — Diosdado Cabello, the Chavista Regime's Second-in-Command, denounces a "terrorist attack" by "fascist and reactionary elements" against the electrical system that left a large part of Venezuela without electricity, including the capital!

🔗 Alerta Mundial (@AlertaMundoNews)