Carlos Cordero
Carlos Cordero is a representative of the Agencia Nacional de Hidrocarburos (ANH) in Bolivia, involved in efforts to combat illegal fuel sales. Recently, he was in the news for his role in a joint operation that resulted in the seizure of over 100 liters of gasoline and nearly double that amount in diesel, highlighting his commitment to enforcing laws against fuel reselling.
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Panama:
Carlos Cordero from Cementos Progreso shares a long-term vision emphasizing the importance of housing, infrastructure, and urban development for the sector's future.
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Honduras:
Carlos Cordero is the director of the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) who informed about the economic support for returned Hondurans.
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Costa Rica:
Carlos Cordero, gerente general de Recope, indicó que la empresa entrega a Aresep la información sobre costos de importación.
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Honduras:
Carlos Cordero, director ejecutivo del INM, explicó que en esta oficina los padres de familia y tutores legales podrán realizar un prechequeo de la documentación migratoria antes de la fecha del viaje.
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Honduras:
Carlos Cordero, director of the Instituto Nacional de Migración, announced the economic support for returned migrants.
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Honduras:
Carlos Cordero, the director of the Instituto Nacional de Migración, detailed that during the tour, the processes for the entry and exit of travelers were reviewed.
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Honduras:
Carlos Cordero, the executive director of the INM, announced the opening of new passport issuance offices at three international airports in Honduras.
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Honduras:
Carlos Cordero is the National Director of Migration who presented Deither Quiroz as the new regional delegate.
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Guatemala:
Dr. Carlos Cordero, known as Cato, has led Inderma for over 41 years, continuing his father's legacy.
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Brazil:
Carlos Cordero believes that necessary agreements will need to be negotiated for the new president.
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