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US Says Nicaragua’s departure from OAS a ‘step away from democracy’

Política

The United States State Department has expressed concern over Nicaragua’s official departure from the Organization of American States (OAS) on Sunday, describing it as a ...

Política

This week in San Salvador, the opening of a grand, modern library epitomized China’s increasing sway in Central America. The library, a $54 million project ...

Política

El Salvador, hosting the Miss Universe pageant for the first time in nearly five decades, witnessed significant protests in its capital, San Salvador, on Saturday. ...

Entretenimiento

In a historic win at the Miss Universe pageant, Sheynnis Palacios of Nicaragua claimed the prestigious title on a glittering Saturday night in El Salvador. ...

Negocios, Política

El Salvador’s venture into the world of cryptocurrency under President Nayib Bukele’s leadership continues to face financial challenges. In November 2022, President Bukele initiated a ...

Negocios

Brazil’s economic landscape is showing signs of contraction, as indicated by the latest data from the Brazilian Central Bank. The bank’s economic activity index, a ...

Negocios

In Panama, a confrontation between local fishermen and the National Aeronaval Service (SENAN) occurred on Thursday, as police forcefully intervened to disperse protesters blocking the ...

Política

Guatemalan prosecutors have announced plans to initiate charges against President-elect Bernardo Arévalo and the vice president-elect, a move that has sparked controversy and accusations of ...

Desportes

Panama has achieved a significant victory in the CNL quarterfinals, defeating Costa Rica with a convincing 3-0 score in the first leg at Estadio Saprissa ...

Negocios

Latin American countries are on track to receive an unprecedented amount of remittances in 2023, with projections indicating a total of $155 billion if current ...