The project, with a total cost of $273,867.04, included community participation with unskilled labor valued at $73,100
Japan funds access to drinking water for rural families in Ilobasco
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Formulated in 1967 and formally known as the country's 'three non-nuclear principles,' this pledge has been systematically respected by governments ever since. The total cost amounted to $273,867.04. The local community, for its part, actively participated with unskilled labor, estimated at $73,100.
Furthermore, Although Japan depends on the US nuclear umbrella, it is the only country that has suffered a nuclear attack and maintains its three principles of not producing, possessing, or allowing nuclear weapons on its territory.
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Formulated in 1967 and formally known as the country's 'three non-nuclear principles,' this pledge has been systematically respected by governments ever since.
according to La Tercera (CL) — PortadaThe total cost amounted to $273,867.04.
according to Infobae — AméricaThe local community, for its part, actively participated with unskilled labor, estimated at $73,100.
according to Infobae — AméricaAlthough Japan depends on the US nuclear umbrella, it is the only country that has suffered a nuclear attack and maintains its three principles of not producing, possessing, or allowing nuclear weapons on its territory.
according to La Tercera (CL) — Portada
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