Issue Aug 14-20 2024: For the last year, sicarios from La Familia Michoacana have threatened residents of La Palma, a town in the Sierra de Petatlán in the Mexican state of Guerrero, warning them that they would regret not submitting to gang imposed fees and recruitment drives.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: A controversial ruling by Peru’s Constitutional Tribunal (TC) has absolved Keiko Fujimori of the obstruction of justice charge she had been facing.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: Culture is one of the great human necessities, and the Brazilian city of Porto Alegre takes this truth to heart with its expansive collection of bookstores, cafes, restaurants, and markets.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: Mirador del Norte National Park, a vital green space in Santo Domingo Norte, is showing signs of neglect.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: Trade relations between South Korea and Latin America and the Caribbean are thriving, marked by record levels of trade and investment, according to a report by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: The Ecuadorian fishing sector is eagerly awaiting the European Union’s decision to lift the yellow card sanction imposed in 2019 due to concerns about Ecuador’s inadequate measures against illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: Alias Antonio Garcíathe, a commander of the ELN guerrilla group has stated on social media that he is frustrated by the government’s delay in their decision on removing the ELN from the list of Gaos.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: Former President of Argentina, Alberto Fernández, has requested courts to prevent the dissemination of intimate photos and videos, allegedly of him.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: From an accordion duel with the devil, to the famous interpretations of the great Diomedes Díaz and current composers such as Jorge Celedón and Silvestre Dangond, the department of La Guajira has cultivated hundreds of years of vallenato culture.
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Issue Aug 14-20 2024: Amid the crisis caused by the shortage of dollars in Bolivia, the flow of family remittances to the country continues to fall and, through May, reached 8.5%.
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