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Issue Sep 18-24 2024: Though remittances in Nicaragua promote growth in some sectors of the economy, they do not prevent certain segments of the population from continuing to go hungry, which encourages more migration, according to the August 2024 Situation Report, prepared by the Fundación Sin Límites para el Desarrollo Humano (FSL).

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Issue Sep 18-24 2024: The idyllic relationship between the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, and Argentine President Javier Milei took a new turn yesterday when the two met in New York during Milei’s visit for the 79th United Nations General Assembly.

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Issue Sep 18-24 2024: Panama’s Geisha coffee has once again set a global record during a private auction, with the Lamastus Family Estate selling one of its lots for an astounding $13,518 per kilogram.

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Issue Sep 18-24 2024: The National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) has granted authorization to E-Space, a French company, to operate in the country.

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Issue Sep 11-17 2024: Figures from the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC) reveal that the Panama Canal’s peso revenues fell significantly from January to June 2024, decreasing by 11.7%.

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Issue Sep 11-17 2024: In the face of a labor force shortage due to migration, drone technology is revolutionizing agriculture in Honduras, offering a more scientific, sustainable, and eco-friendly approach in response to climate change.

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Issue Sep 11-17 2024: Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves’ “Rice Route” policy has national cultivation of the crop on the verge of disappearing.

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Issue Sep 11-17 2024: The civilian-made blockades in La Paz have generated concern within the Bolivian business sector, as many fear that this tactic will only worsen the country’s economic crisis.

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Issue Sep 04-10 2024: Five Guatemalan women received awards from GTCMujer recognizing their contributions to the development and economy of their country.

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Issue Sep 04-10 2024: Countries within the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), including Brazil, have successfully reduced the percentage of young people who are neither working, studying, nor in training (NEET).

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