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Issue Jan 29-Feb 04 2025: Cuba’s tourism industry suffered another severe setback in 2024, recording a nearly 10% decline in international arrivals compared to the previous year and a staggering 52% drop from its peak in 2018.

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Issue Jan 29-Feb 04 2025: The Chinese Spring Festival (or New Year, according to the lunar calendar) kicked off on the 28th of January, marking the transition from the Year of the Dragon to the Year of the Snake.

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Issue Jan 22-28 2025: The five main terminals of the Panama Canal are among the busiest on the continent, according to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean.

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Issue Jan 22-28 2025: The United Nations has condemned Ecuador and Nicaragua for violating the human rights of Norma, Lucía, and Susana, three Latin American girls who were forced to bear children after surviving sexual violence.

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Issue Jan 22-28 2025: On January 28, a group of human rights activists denounced a policy in Venezuela that increased repression toward victims who are still in prison.

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Issue Jan 22-28 2025: The installation of a solar park in Ciego Norte, Cuba, has fallen severely behind schedule, obliging China to send technicians to the island country to assist in the project.

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Issue Jan 15-21 2025: President Javier Milei made his second appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

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Issue Jan 15-21 2025: Officials in Panama have begun an audit of Hutchison Ports, a company headquartered in Hong Kong that operates ports at either end of the Canal, in light of recent declarations by U.S. President Donald Trump.

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Issue Jan 15-21 2025: Two thousand Chinese-made minibuses will soon bolster Nicaragua’s urban transit system, marking a significant step toward modernizing public transportation in key regions of the country.

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Issue Jan 08-14 2025: The Secretary General of the International Maritime Organization, Arsenio Domínguez—who is himself a Panamanian—told the AFP on Tuesday, January 14, that the waterway will remain under Panamanian control, in response to comments made by the next U.S. president, Donald Trump.

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