The Paraguayan tourism industry looks to attract more Swiss tourists into the country—so much so, that for the first time, the Paraguayan Tourism Ministry gave a presentation in Zurich, Switzerland.
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The Honorary Commission to Combat Racism, Xenophobia, and Discrimination in Uruguay will investigate a case involving two Israelis who were reportedly rejected by the owner of a hostel in Valizas.
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The Russian strategy of “subversion, misinformation, and propaganda” could interfere with upcoming Mexican presidential elections this June, warns Herbert Raymond McMaster, U.S. National Security Advisor.
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The growth of the evangelical sector in American politics parallels in Brazil, where there are already movements to emulate Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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The Russia 2018 World Cup will be an engine for Costa Rica’s commercial sector, but several factors indicate that the results will not be as high as those during Brazil 2014.
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The Nicaraguan Chamber of Tabacco Producers (CNT) wants to expand the export of Nicaraguan cigars to all of Europe, and especially to Russia and China.
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—Researched and written by Sarah Simon— WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange has sought asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London since June 2012. He remains there in part to avoid being extradited to Sweden, on account of rape allegations which he denies. Recently, however, the journalist and computer programmer’s name has again flamed up in the
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—Researched and written by Blossom Kelley— The Panama Canal was arguably one of the most influential constructions that took place in the western hemisphere during the 20th century. Many companies have tried to compete with and/or mimic the financial success of the Canal with only the Hong-Kong based company HKND proving to be successful, when
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For decades, Japanese cooperation has paid attention to Nicaragua’s road infrastructure, schools, and hospitals. Now, Japan has its eyes on the organization of the capital through the development of a Master Plan for Urban Development for the city of Managua, which will be ready in the coming weeks.
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The Indian film industry is looking for shooting locations and Guatemala is being “sold” as a top destination. Georges de la Roche, a diplomat and former Ambassador of Guatemala in India indicated that the massive film industry in India could benefit from the availability of locations in Guatemala.
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