Examples of using Chaco in English and their translations into Arabic
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In the Chaco region there is only one office of the Ministry of Justice and Labour, established in September 2008, and, because of the very small number of staff(two) and the lack of a budget for transport,
the provinces of Buenos Aires(5), Córdoba(3), Santa Fe(13) and Chaco(4). The number of confirmed cases has risen to 301.
In 1996, three countries of the Gran Chaco subregion(Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay) initiated the development of a SRAP aimed at promoting initiatives
With respect to paragraph 83, and following up the recommendations of the fourth and fifth sessions on indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, Spain supported the holding of the Regional Seminar on Indigenous Peoples in Voluntary Isolation and in Initial Contact of the Amazonian Basin and El Chaco.
Both Bolivia and Peru have now set up national commissions mandated to develop effective policies against forced labour practices, while Paraguay has announced that it will open an office of the Ministry of Labour in the Chaco region.
while Paraguay has announced that it will open an office of the Ministry of Labour in the Chaco region.
concluded that the problems encountered and the recommendations offered were relevant to several indigenous peoples in the Chaco region of Paraguay.
March: The second death in the country linked to the virus has been confirmed on this day, a 61-year-old man from Chaco Province who had travelled to Egypt, Turkey, and Germany, and also had other underlying health conditions.
With the aim of strengthening the integration of democracy through interculturalism, research has been undertaken in the Oriente and Chaco regions, as well as in the Andes and along the Amazon. The findings of this research will assist in the preparation of teaching materials and other documentations intended for teachers.
Teodoro Dionisio González was arrested by police in Resistencia, Chaco, on 9 January 1992 on suspicion of theft and taken to police station No. 6, where he was allegedly ill-treated.
Between the War of the Pacific(1879) and the Chaco War(1932-35) Bolivia experienced a period of great institutional stability, except for the civil war between liberals and conservatives in 1899.
In 1932 the Chaco War broke out with Bolivia, which had designs on that particular part of the western region; there, in heroic fashion and almost without military supplies, the country rallied in the midst of war to win a resounding victory.
The LAC country Parties emphasized the need to build upon the experience and successes of El Gran Chaco Americano and the Puna Americana SRAPs to define guidelines and methodologies for future sustainable initiatives at the subregional level.
These agreements are aimed at mainstreaming agroforestry issues, mainly in the ongoing subregional Puna and Chaco SRAPs, and at strengthening both subregional programmes and generating synergy among them.
The cultural and historical significance of Chaco Canyon is immense, but archaeologists and anthropologists still are not certain whether it was the urban political center of the Chaco Culture or a sparsely populated ceremonial site that attracted visitors from as far away as the Mayan states in Mexico.
During its seventy-ninth session, the Committee examined information received from the Government of Paraguay, in a letter dated 23 February 2011, about the situation of indigenous communities in the Chaco.
scratching each other's backs.‘We will throw a pile of coal money at trying to destroy Bears Ears, if you grazing chaps will throw some cow money at our efforts to mine GSENM and Chaco. Everybody wins!'”!
Chaco Canyon.
Chaco Argentina.
Chaco War.