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The Superintendence of Transportation defected to live air remind passengers affected by the temporary suspension of their proper operations are the drights that they have as users of air transport. (You can read in context: Crisis Viva Air: are they using the situation to charge more?)These rights are established by the Aeronautical Regulations of Colombia, as well as Law 1480 of 2011 or Consumer Statute.Viva Air, which left its planes on the ground last Monday due to its deep crisis, responded to the order of the Superintendency and through posts on its social networks.As expected, those affected by the suspension…

Three of the most important lotteries in the country revealed the winning numbers for millionaire prizes. medellin lotteryWhoever has guessed the number 4-7-3-2 with series 328 of draw 4668 will receive $10 billion from the Medellín Lottery. As indicated, the jackpot of this lottery fell tonight.(Keep reading: Follow these 8 tips for a debt-free 2023.)In the event that you have won, go to the company's facilities with a photocopy of your identity card enlarged to 150% and your ticket in perfect condition.To participate in this game you must buy a ticket that costs $18,000 at any of the physical or…

In it Mobile World Congress 2023, In Barcelona, ​​​​Telefónica Hispanoamérica presented the formula that it has optimized since 2019 to achieve a more efficient use of the network through alliances and new operating models in order to contribute to closing digital gaps, especially in rural areas. .It may be of interest to you: (Latin America and telecommunications companies explore how to reduce the digital divide) These alliances allow the company to improve network coverage, quality and profitability, as well as connect people's lives and boost the economy of the eight countries where it operates in Latin America. During the event…

On July 29, 1987, French President François Mitterrand and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher signed an agreement to build the Channel Tunnel, or Channel Tunnel, which would link the two countries. The works began in 1988 and concluded a year later than planned on May 6, 1994, when Queen Elizabeth II and Mitterrand cut the ribbon. Six years! The infrastructure has 3 tunnels, two of them, about 7.6 meters in diameter, intended for the transport of people, vehicles and goods. The third, almost 5 meters in diameter, for maintenance operations or to be used in an emergency, all linked by…