Haiti extends state of emergency for one month

In the face of the increase in attacks by criminal gangs, the Haitian government on Thursday extended the state of emergency in much of the ...

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El Salvador’s inflation fell to 0.8% in Feb, lowest in 3 years

Inflation slowed to 0.8% in February and accumulated 17 consecutive months of reductions. Inflation measures the prices of the economy, which in the last two ...

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Peru President Works to Stabilize Government Following PM’s Resignation Amid Scandal

Peru’s interim government, led by President Dina Boluarte, is facing yet another scandal after her closest ally, Alberto Otárola, resigned as prime minister over allegations ...

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Jury begins deliberations in JOH drug trafficking case

The future against the former president of the Republic (2014-2018 and 2018-2022) Juan Orlando Hernández is shortly to be known, as Judge Kevin Castel ordered ...

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Panama bets on satellite to bridge the digital divide

Mobile terrestrial operators will be able to provide their service through satellite stations and users will be able to receive and send calls from any ...

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Green Climate Fund withdraws funding for Nicaragua’s Bio-CLIMA project

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) on Thursday rescinded the Finance Activity Agreement for the BioClimate project, Integrated Climate Action to reduce deforestation and strengthen resilience ...

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El Salvador and Korea plan feasibility study for shipyard in Port of La Unión

The Chancellery said they will look for companies interested in operating in the future at this shipyard. The Salvadoran government met on Wednesday together with ...

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Mulino takes lead in polls after replacing Martinelli on ballot

Mulino takes 14 percentage points of advantage to his three closest rivals: Ricardo Lombana, Martín Torrijos and Rómulo Roux. After the Supreme Court of Justice ...

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Ortega opens doors to an international lawsuit over refusal to return Mercon Coffee assets

Nearly three months after filing Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Act, the lawyer representing Mercon Coffee Group in court confirmed to the judge ...

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JOH takes witness stand, denies aiding cartels

The drug trafficking trial against former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez took another turn Tuesday when the former president testified to defend himself against the ...

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