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NO LE LLEGAS A LA MOVIE from KIRAF (album)
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ALBUM: KIRAF #NOLELLEGASALAMOVIE   #KIRAF #ELECTRONIC
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LYRICS #KIRAF
Hola, ¿Cómo estas?
Quisiera saber como vas (x3)
¿Como te ha ido de tu vida mi amor?
Quisiera hacerte el amor los dos
Juntitos en el cuarto
¿Le llegas o no le llegaste?
Te tienes que ir acostumbrando (x2)
Que voy a seguir sacando música
Para el p*to barranco 
música
Para el p*to barranco 
música
Para el p*to barranco
Do you Love
seguir sacando música
Para el p*to barranco 
le llegas o no le llegas a la movie?
Yo tengo el flow que quieres tu
Daddy y no le y no le llegas a la movie
Porque tu daddy no puede con mi flow
Si to' le metí suavecito suave-son
Daddy y no le y no le llegas a la movie
Daddy (x10)
Le llegas o no le llegas a la movie
Yo tengo el flow que quieres tu
Daddy y no le y no le llegas a la movie
Porque tu daddy no puede con mi flow
Si to' le metí suavecito suave-son
Yo soy Eduardo el rey del rap y el hip hop ay !boom!
!Llégale!
¡Boom!
Ay suavecito estamos hablando por el cellphone
Y tu me dices que lo apague on
Y yo le digo que no
Que to quiero que tu me chupes es ese bombón
Ósea el mío mi mi corazón
¿Le llegaste o no?
y no le y no le llegas a la movie
Porque tu daddy no puede con mi flow
Si to' le metí suavecito suave-son
Yo soy Eduardo el rey del rap y el hip hop (x4)

KIRAF

LA SUBIDA

La Cuchilla - RKT - LA SUBIDA

Le Gusta El Dr - Ft. Danni Boy

(Why) Are ESG Sovereign Bonds (Such) Scams?

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing is white hot. Investors are clamoring for "green" bonds, "blue" bonds, and other instruments that supposedly fund investments in socially beneficial activity. And borrowers are happy to meet the demand. Maybe too happy. Do sovereign issuers of green bonds and other ESG instruments actually promise to do anything at all with the proceeds? Would such promises be enforceable even if they were made? Color us skeptical. No guest this episode. We discuss the legal terms in sovereign green bonds... or rather, the lack of legal terms. 

Producer: Leanna Doty

Ep 46 - (Why) Are ESG Sovereign Bonds (Such) Scams?

Mr Saxo Beat - Sound Records & Nenyx Pereira

Mr Saxo Beat

Mr Saxo Beat Remix

Guaracha 2021 - Sound Records & Nenyx Pereira ( Mr Saxo Beat ) Remix - Aleteo, Zapateo

Long-time campaigner for drainage of lands along the Owenmore and Arrow rivers in Co Sligo, PJ Hannon, says farmland in the area is like the Atlantic Ocean, after heavy weekend flooding. Several roads were blocked off, and a number of businesses affected after days of heavy rain

Farmland in Co Sligo like the Atlantic Ocean after flooding says campaigner

Emilio Monzó, en "Ahora Dicen", conducido por Florencia Halfon,  Nicolás Fiorentino y Nazarena Lomagno en futurock.fm.

Emilio Monzó: "Vidal no estaba cómoda en la provincia de Buenos Aires"

Documento de la DEA revela cómo logró Hugo “El Pollo” Carvajal ocultarse en Madrid. 

Conas rescata a ganadero secuestrado en Falcón durante procedimiento en Zulia. https://cutt.ly/FkHYG 

ONU rectificó cifras del éxodo venezolano: son 5,7 migrantes y refugiados. https://cutt.ly/UgUP6udDt  

Cicpc detuvo a hombre que mató a sus padres y novia en diferentes hechos. https://cutt.ly/ZR8qjOQg  

Denuncian desborde de cloacas y aguas negras en el Tocuyo, estado Lara. https://bit.ly/3yXBHqV

Notiaudio El Pitazo 10 de septiembre de 2021 | 2da emisión

WAR  from KIRAF (album)
Listen on Youtube: https://youtu.be/sHWLyKfiXXE
Produced by: https://www.instagram.com/kevinolivero_/
Read a book: https://www.wattpad.com/1060990262-deja-vu
Listen to the full álbum on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwdg6JEXQ46RwlbM7MSxYcUjm0p0v6uZq
Listen to the full album on souncloud: https://soundcloud.com/perruno-music/sets/kiraf

ALBUM: KIRAF
https://soundcloud.com/perruno-music/sets/kiraf

LYRICS:
HAZ LO QUE QUIERAS
VETE A DONDE QUIERAS
[PURE MUSIC] #KIRAF #WAR

La Cuchilla - WAR

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Imperial Chinese Bonds: Are They Coming Back to Life in 2020? 

Bloomberg’s Tracy Alloway, financial reporter extraordinaire, and sovereign debt guru Lee Buchheit join us for a discussion of zombie sovereign bonds. Over the last year, there have been stories in Bloomberg, the Financial Times and on NPR on the possible resuscitation of claims against China for non-payment of bonds that were issued over a century ago by the Imperial Government. The driving force for these stories has been the efforts of a group of supporters of President Trump who apparently hold a big bunch of these antique bonds and want President Trump to negotiate a settlement for them as part of his trade talks with China.

Producer: Leanna Doty

Ep 2 - Imperial Chinese Bonds (ft. Tracy Alloway, Lee Buchheit, Alex Xiao)

Venezuela’s Oil Company is Up For Grabs – and the Absence of Ten Words in its Governing Law Clause May Decide Who Gets it

The governing law clause is perhaps the most basic provision in every contract. Yet, it is so routine that few pay attention to it.  Failure to pay attention to its precise wording though can bite one in the backside as the ongoing litigation between investors in Venezuelan bonds and the government-in-exile of that country demonstrates.  Mark and Mitu discuss the Venezuelan governing law clause drama, as well as a number of other similar situations that have cropped up in recent years, including with Ukraine, Puerto Rico, and Mozambique.

Producer: Leanna Doty

Ep 1 - Venezuela’s Oil Company is Up For Grabs

Gold Clause Mumbo Jumbo

We love to talk about the Gold Clause Cases from the 1930s and wonder why our colleagues are less enthusiastic. In this episode, we talk with constitutional law expert Gerard Magliocca (Indiana) about the cases, which are the subject of Gerard’s wonderful article, The Gold Clause Cases and Constitutional Necessity. The basic plot is that, in the 1930s, the U.S. needed to devalue the currency but feared that this would bankrupt private borrowers and magnify the government’s own debt burden. The reason? Loan contracts called for repayment in gold dollars indexed to their pre-devaluation value. So the government abrogated these clauses, and the Supreme Court looked the other way. We talk with Gerard about the Court’s motivations, how it dodged a constitutional crisis, the baffling (to us, anyway) reasoning underlying the Perry decision, and the potential relevance of the case to today’s covid-19 crisis.

Producer: Leanna Doty

Ep 3 - Gold Clause Mumbo Jumbo (ft. Gerard Magliocca)

Where Did All the Secured Loans Go? 

Once upon a time, many governments could borrow in foreign markets only if they pledged assets to back the loan. Today, sovereigns almost never do this, although it happens in other debt markets. In Episode Four, we talk with Noel Maurer (George Washington University) about property rights and revenue pledges. Sovereigns used to promise creditors priority to customs duties, specific taxes, etc. Creditors (or their home governments) even appointed agents to manage the borrower’s revenue institutions. For the most part, these pledges have disappeared from modern sovereign lending—a transition documented in Noel’s terrific book, The Empire Trap. We talk with Noel about why this might be. Also, Donald Trump’s willingness to buy and sell sovereign territory. (Remember the Greenland drama?) We ask whether Donald Trump would pledge parts of the U.S. if he thought it would lower borrowing costs.

Producer: Leanna Doty

Ep 4 - Where Did All the Secured Loans Go? (ft. Noel Maurer)

Why all the Sturm and Drang Over Force Majuere?

Recently, thanks to COVID-19, there has been much talk about the otherwise generally obscure civil law concept of force majeure. Our dear friend, the incomparable Eric Posner, tells us how this concept tends to play out in the US context and why every major law firm in the country seems to be writing client memos on it. Of greatest interest to us is the question of whether sovereign debtors can invoke the international law version (at least a close cousin) of it – the doctrine of economic necessity – to obtain temporary relief from their debt obligations today so as to divert resources to fight the pandemic. Eric kindly engages in a discussion of the complexities that would be involved.

Producer: Leanna Doty

Ep 5 - Why all the Sturm and Drang Over Force Majuere? (ft. Eric Posner)

Clauses and Controversies: A Podcast about International Finance, Contract Clauses and the Controversies Surrounding These Clauses