Last Thursday, February 24, 2022, Russia the invasion began Ukrainefollowing the president Vladimir Putin give the order to his armed forces. So, in Unotv.com we bring you the latest news, the most important, updated and breaking information until this Saturday April 9, 2022.
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Zelenski calls for “a firm global response” following massacre of civilians in Kramatorsk
the ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky called for “a firm global response” following the bombing of a train station in Kramatorsk, in eastern Ukraine, packed with civilians trying to flee the Russian invasion.
“It’s anotheror war crime of Russia for which one of those involved should be held responsible”, Zelensky said in a video message following the missile attack on Friday that killed 52 people, including five children.
“World powers have already condemned Russia’s attack on Kramatorsk. We expect a strong global response once morest this war crime.”he added.
US President Joe Biden denounced a Moscow “horrible atrocity” who, for his part, denied his involvement in the attack, assuring that he did not have the type of missile used and that it had been a Ukrainian “provocation”.
War in Ukraine hurts growth in Latin America
The Russian invasion of Ukraine takes its toll on Latin America and the Caribbean, rlowering its growth expectations between 2022 and 2024, predicted this Friday the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
The growth scenarios for each of the countries depend on various factors, from their commercial links with Russia to their level of indebtedness, but in general the IDB foresees that it will decrease with respect to the pre-war scenario.
In the worst case, growth would slow from 2.1% to 1.2% in 2022, would be –0.4% (instead of 2.4%) in 2023, would recover in 2024 to 1, 3% (instead of 2.2%) “to later converge once more towards long-term growth of around 2.5%,” says the 2022 macroeconomic report for Latin America and the Caribbean.
