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Central Asia news — August 7, 2026

Publications tagged with Central Asia published on August 7, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  2. PoliticsLawCentral Asia

    Nay Salvatori's Brother Earns High Salary at IMSS

    José Jaime Salvatori Bojalil, brother of Puebla's Morena deputy Nayeli Salvatori, reported an annual income of 865,208 pesos for his operational position at the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS). The revelation comes from a patrimonial declaration presented by Salvatori on May 11, 2025, to the Secretariat for Anti-Corruption and Good Government. The document shows that Salvatori has held this position since March 5, 2005, and is not contracted under the honorarium regime. His total annual income includes salary, compensations, bonuses, Christmas bonus, and other benefits after taxes.
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  3. CultureCentral Asia

    Thai, the Surfing Dog, Dies: Emotional Tributes Held at Sea

    Thai, the famous surfing dog who accompanied trainer Diego Jiménez on Costa Rica's beaches, has died. His last goodbye was held at sea, with a video shared on social media accumulating thousands of views and messages of affection. Thai was known for welcoming nervous beginners, waiting on the beach, and celebrating every wave. Students and followers remembered his presence as an element that contributed calm and confidence in learning to surf.
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  4. CultureCentral Asia

    Job Candidates Struggle with Interview Attire in Post-Pandemic World

    Job candidates are finding it challenging to decide what to wear for interviews as virtual meetings and casual work environments become more common. While suits were once the norm, many companies now embrace more relaxed dress codes. Experts advise researching a company's culture and dressing slightly more formally than employees to convey confidence. For virtual interviews, solid colors are recommended.
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