José Acosta
José Acosta is the Director of Hazardous Substances, Materials, and Waste Management at the Venezuelan Ministry of Ecosocialismo. He has been actively involved in discussions regarding environmental strategies and protocols to manage hydrocarbon spills, emphasizing the need for careful evaluation of dispersants and their environmental impacts as part of a broader initiative to address pollution in the Lago de Maracaibo.
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José Acosta is the chief of the 9th Police Station in Limpio who explained the situation regarding the discovery of a fetus.
Hallan feto en patio baldío en Limpio - Policiales
Paraguay· 2026-05-29The police chief José Acosta confirmed that none of the motorcycle occupants were wearing helmets.
Adolescente de 17 años muere arrollada tras choque de motocicleta - PolicialesParaguay· 2026-03-06
Comisario José Acosta reported the details of the case involving Aníbal Gómez Aquino.
Video: golpeó a sus hijas con un machetillo y fue detenido - PolicialesParaguay· 2026-01-27
José Acosta is the chief of the Comisaría 9ª Central who reported on the incident involving the aggressive women.
Accidente en Limpio termina con agresión a policías y una mujer detenida - PolicialesParaguay· 2026-01-19
Commissar José Acosta provided details about the accident and the mechanical failure of the bus.
Motociclista fallece tras ser embestido por un ómnibus en Limpio - PolicialesParaguay· 2025-10-13
José Acosta is the chief of the Ninth Police Station in Limpio who reported on the incident.
Iba a reparar cables robados de su casa y halló al mismo ladrón bajo su cama - PolicialesParaguay· 2025-07-03
José Acosta commented on the recovery of the stolen compressor and the arrest of the suspects.
Detienen a dos “chespis” por robar compresor de una escuela - PolicialesParaguay· 2025-05-06
José Acosta is the chief of the police station involved in the case.
Limpio: detienen a hombre por manoseo a menor captado en cámara - PolicialesParaguay· 2025-04-30
José Acosta explained the discussions on the use of dispersants in addressing oil spills and their potential environmental impact.
Lago de Maracaibo: más de 320.000 toneladas de desecho extraído desde 2023
Venezuela· 2025-02-21