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FILE PHOTO: North Koreans are seen peddling goods at a street market in Hyesan, Yanggang Province. (© Daily NK) North Korea’s black market exchange rate for the U.S. dollar broke 70,000 North Korean won for the first time in recorded history in April 2026, surging nearly 30% in just two weeks as expanding China trade drove up foreign currency demand and sent prices for food, fuel, and imported goods sharply higher across the country’s informal markets. Daily NK’s regular survey of North Korean market prices found that as of April 12, the won-dollar rate in Pyongyang’s jangmadang (informal markets that operate outside the state distribution system) had reached 70,100 North Korean won, up 29.3% from 54,200 North Korean won recorded on March 29. Markets in Sinuiju in North Pyongan province and Hyesan in Ryanggang province also crossed the 70,000-won threshold. Daily NK has tracked North Korean market prices since 2009,...

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A Igreja Católica angolana pede “corações abertos” para escutar a mensagem que Leão XIV trará a Angola, para que o país não perca mais uma ocasião para recomeçar, sobretudo quando se aproxima mais um acto eleitoral. E assim sendo, como aconteceu com as visitas anteriores de outros Papas, o MPLA faz um intervalo na corrupção, nos roubos, nas violações dos direitos humanos… Em entrevista à Lusa, D. António Francisco Jaca, bispo de Benguela e responsável da Comissão Episcopal da Cultura e da Comunicação Social da Conferência Episcopal de Angola e São Tomé, salientou que o Papa “conhece bem os problemas” de Angola, sobre os quais se espera que se pronuncie. E, depois, o MPLA vai tomar aquela coisa que tira os pecados dos homens, as hóstias, e em sintonia com os cânones da Igreja Católica vai dizer: “Olhai para o que dizemos e não para o que fazemos”. E, nessa...