Kiwoom Securities, Net Profit of KRW 1.115 Trillion Last Year…Up 33.5% YoY
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"Narco-Socialist Rats Better Start Running": Colombia's Trump-Backed "El Tigre" Launches Major Offensive Against FARC
Trump-backed Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella wasted no time putting his law-and-order agenda into high gear, launching a major military offensive against Marxist FARC dissidents days after taking office on Friday.
"The new government's kinetic approach is already underway in southwestern Colombia," local outlet Colombia One wrote on Sunday.
The report continued, "A military operation is currently unfolding against the FARC dissidents led by alias' Ivan Mordisco' in the department of Cauca. The combats are heavily concentrated in the rural area of El Tambo, where initial reports indicate that at least five members of the dissident structure have been killed."
De La Espriella announced on Sunday evening that Colombia and the United States are strengthening their strategic alliance:
Colombia and the United States strengthen their strategic alliance. Following the inauguration of President Abelardo De La Espriella, the United States announced its intention to allocate USD 1 billion for a new security package for Colombia, which must be processed in coordination with the U.S. Congress. The new bilateral agenda seeks to bolster the capabilities of our Public Force, intensify the fight against drug trafficking and transnational crime, regain territorial control, and expand technological and intelligence cooperation. A new stage in the relationship between Colombia and the United States, based on shared objectives: security, prosperity, and defense of our n
Watch: 'Privileged Idiot' DSA Co-Chair Has Absolute Porridge For Brains
The Democrat party has been freaking out about the Democratic Socialists of late - despite striking similarities between their policies - because while Democrats are happy to sweet talk voters into socialist ideas that signal maximum virtue, they don't actually want to enact policies that would make blue-city budgets even more dire than they are.
In short, the party is panicking because the voters they radicalized are electing radicals...
So what better way to let progressives see what they're voting for? Trot out a co-chair of the DSA with maybe two brain cells to rub together, ask her simple questions, and watch her implode.
Megan Rromer 'Velociraptor Claw', Screenshot via Stephen Miller
To wit: co-chair Megan Romer was given a softball interview by New Yorker
Rewritten: UN warns of Iran's increased executions to suppress dissent.
Escalating state-sanctioned repression in Iran, as highlighted by UN concerns over increased executions to quell dissent, introduces a layer of geopolitical instability that can ripple through global markets. Such actions often heighten regional tensions, potentially impacting energy supply routes and commodity prices, thereby creating headwinds for sectors reliant on stable global trade. Market sentiment can sour as investors perceive an increased risk premium associated with regions exhibiting such authoritarian tendencies, leading to a cautious approach and a potential flight to perceived safe-haven assets. This development aligns with broader macro themes of rising authoritarianism and human rights concerns, which can erode investor confidence. Consequently, risk appetite may diminish, prompting a re-evaluation of portfolio allocations and a preference for less volatile investment opportunities as geopolitical uncertainties cast a longer shadow.
Escalating state-sanctioned repression in Iran, as highlighted by UN concerns over increased executions to quell dissent, introduces a layer of geopolitical instability that can ripple through global markets. Such actions often heighten regional tensions, potentially impacting energy supply routes and commodity prices, thereby creating headwinds for sectors reliant on stable global trade. Market sentiment can sour as investors perceive an increased risk premium associated with regions exhibiting such authoritarian tendencies, leading to a cautious approach and a potential flight to perceived safe-haven assets. This development aligns with broader macro themes of rising authoritarianism and human rights concerns, which can erode investor confidence. Consequently, risk appetite may diminish, prompting a re-evaluation of portfolio allocations and a preference for less volatile investment opportunities as geopolitical uncertainties cast a longer shadow.
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