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Ajoya is likely one of the nicest dispensaries in Colorado by way of their allurement and aesthetics. They usually carry good high quality flower and concentrates. But, youReport this pageAnother week with more events than any sane person could attend. March is a busy month—it’s not always like this.
8:30–1:15 at the Inter-American Human Rights Commission: Hearings on Argentina, Guatemala, Peru, and Intersex People in the Americas.
3:30–5:30 at Open Society Foundations: Film Screening and Q&A—Benedicto (RSVP required).
8:30–1:45 at the Inter-American Human Rights Commission: Hearings on Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, and U.S. border security and migration.
9:00–1:00 at the Wilson Center: U.S.-Mexico Relations and the Trump Administration (RSVP required).
8:30–1:15 at the Inter-American Human Rights Commission: Hearings on Brazil, Guyana, Venezuela, and Environmental Rights Defenders in the Americas.
3:00–5:00 at the Wilson Center: Democracy Imperiled: Venezuela and the Collapse of Democratic Institutions (RSVP required).
5:30–7:30 at WOLA: “The Time in Ayotzinapa” Experiences of the Experts Who Investigated the 43 Disappeared Students in Mexico (RSVP required).
9:30–11:00, place TBA on Capitol Hill: Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission hearing on Colombia.
6:00–9:00PM at Busboys and Poets, hosted by Central American Resource Center (CARECEN): Special Advance Screening of FINDING OSCAR (RSVP required).
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Good News For Those Who Want To Buy Properties In Turkey!
Good news for those who want to buy properties in Turkey! Turkey is opening to land registry and cadastre representative office in 5 countries.
Turkish citizens abroad and foreigners wishing to buy property in Turkey will no longer have to come to Turkey for that. Because General Directorate Of Land Registry And Cadastre Of Turkey is planning to open Representative Offices in 5 countries. Thus, relevant persons will be able to carry out deed and cadastre operations at the representative offices to be opened in 5 countries.
Turkey Land Registry and Cadastre General Director Mehmet Zeki Adlı announced that they will open representative offices in 5 countries including France, Belgium, and the Arab countries.
The Directorate is conducting a pilot scheme in Berlin regarding the representative offices abroad. The office opened in the embassy in Berlin has been in service for almost 3 years.
Representative offices in other countries will be opened after the necessary staff is provided. If the conditions are managed, the directorate is planning to open the offices and start to duty until the new year.
It is aimed that these representations will either support the relationship between countries and solve spatial problems.
“Turkey is demanded by foreigners on real estate transactions. Therefore, we hope Turkish citizens living abroad and foreigners to be able to meet their demands in places where they are.
With our new service, people want to buy housing will not need to come to Turkey. They will easily purchase and sale transactions in the country where they live.
Previously, the buyer and seller had to go to where a real estate was located and make transactions in the presence of the land registry office there. But right now it's not a necessity. Real estate, buyers and sellers can be in different provinces. Our biggest goal is to facilitate the citizen's procedures and reduce bureaucracy. At this point, our new system brings great convenience.
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