In Peru, Young People in the Former Peruvian Diocese of Pope Leo XIV Fostered Vibrant Youth Communities Under His Leadership

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Young people in the former Peruvian Diocese of Chiclayo found a unique space for worship and community in the parish parking lot behind the bishop’s ...

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Paraguay’s State Power Company Ande Plans New Tenders for $259M Transmission Infrastructure Package

Business

Paraguay’s state power company Ande is advancing a US$259 million package to upgrade transmission infrastructure across the country. The plan includes constructing multiple substations—Zárate Isla, ...

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Guyana’s Law Makers Strengthen Energy Sector Accountability In New Oil Pollution Law

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Guyana’s parliament passed an oil pollution bill that holds parties liable for damages caused by oil spills, including from vessels. The bill requires responsible parties ...

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Ex-Ecuador Vice President Must Face Trial Over Funds Abuse – Court

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The Attorney General’s office has formally requested charges against Jorge Glas and eight other former officials, some currently abroad, in connection with alleged misuse of ...

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Outrage Over The Murder Of 22-Year-Old Colombian Model

Entertainment

The murder of María José Estupiñán, a 22-year-old model and influencer from Cúcuta, has sparked national outrage and intensified criticism over Colombia’s ongoing failure to ...

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Chile’s Presidential Palace Evacuated Due To Gas Smell

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Chile’s La Moneda presidential palace and several nearby buildings in Santiago were evacuated after reports of a strong gas smell. Witnesses and social media posts ...

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Bolsonaro’s Coup Trial Underway In Brazil

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The trial of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has officially begun, centered on accusations that he orchestrated a coup attempt and led a “criminal organisation” ...

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Bolivia Eliminates Evo Morales and Suspends Main leftist contender ahead of August vote

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Bolivia’s top electoral tribunal has disqualified former President Evo Morales and suspended the candidacy of Senate President Andrónico Rodríguez ahead of the August presidential election. ...

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Argentina Approves $2.5 Billion Lithium Mining Project

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Argentina’s government approved a $2.5 billion lithium mining project by Rio Tinto under a new investment incentive regime on Tuesday. This marks the first mining ...

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Nicaragua Makes Passport Renewal Abroad More Difficult as Ortega Regime Centralizes Process in Managua Increasing Costs and Risks

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Nicaragua has changed the process for renewing passports abroad, requiring all citizens to return to Managua or use limited channels to complete the procedure. This ...

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