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USA Cancels Foreign Aid To Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela

Business

The recent decision by the U.S. State Department to abruptly cancel foreign aid programs supporting opposition activists and political prisoners in Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela ...

Business

Carrasco International Airport has distinguished itself by being named the best airport in Latin America and the Caribbean for terminals handling up to 2 million ...

Politics

Henry Ruiz remains in isolation, surrounded by a police cordon at his residence. Reports indicate that the only person visiting him is his daughter, who ...

Business

Chilean retailers and airlines have experienced a significant uptick in fourth-quarter earnings, largely thanks to Argentine President Javier Milei’s economic policies. As the overvalued peso ...

Sports

Colombia is gearing up to face Brazil next week in a crucial South American qualifying match, as coach Néstor Lorenzo finalizes his squad. This doubleheader ...

Politics

Brazil is preparing to host COP30, a pivotal climate conference that acknowledges the urgent need for action against climate change. The nation is calling for ...

Sports

Enzo Alves, the son of iconic former Real Madrid and Brazil left back Marcelo, has made headlines with his recent call-up to Spain’s under-17 national ...

Uncategorized

Shakira’s decision to cancel her two scheduled shows in Chile left many fans disappointed. In a commendable effort to reconnect with them, she crafted an ...

Business

Costa Rica’s agribusiness sector faces potential upheaval as uncertainty looms over U.S. import policies. With President Donald Trump threatening tariffs on foreign produce effective April ...

Politics

Yamandu Orsi, a charismatic figure in Uruguayan politics, officially became the nation’s president, promising to reinvigorate the economy and enhance social support systems. His inauguration ...