This week, delegates arrived at Belém’s international airport in the Amazon forests of Brazil to participate in a summit called by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to bring together the eight South American countries whose territories include part of the Amazon basin. Representatives from Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela will […]
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Bridgetown Friday 4 August 2023. The CARICOM office of the Afreximbank Bank was officially opened on August 4th, 2023, while reaffirming the US$1.5 billion credit limit made available to support eligible CARICOM States. The Afreximbank CARICOM Office will support the implementation of the Partnership Agreement between Afreximbank and CARICOM member states aimed at expanding Africa-Caribbean […]
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The Jeddah summit organized by Saudi Arabia on finding a peaceful end to Russia’s war against Ukraine finished up on Sunday, with the participants agreeing to continue discussions toward peace, according to the closing statement released by host Saudi Arabia. Senior officials from 42 countries including the US, China, South Africa, and Brazil participated in […]
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South American countries have been receiving requests for supplies of rice as the cereal price has seen a sharp surge in recent months as major Asian producers curtail their trade and supplies and has reached a ten-year high. This could impact millions of consumers around the world, with Asian and African countries expected to bear […]
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Mary MacCarthy and her 10-year-old were already in mourning for a trip from California to Colorado i October 2022, because they were going to the funeral of MacCarthy’s brother. But their day got even worse after flying Southwest Airlines and being arrested on landing, reports NPR News. After the two boarded the plane to Denver […]
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The United States Department of State has announced that the Biden administration increased the number of temporary work visas for Haiti, as well as for countries in the region, including Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, with which it seeks to reduce the illegal immigration. In particular, H-2B visas, which allow non-citizen workers to enter the […]
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For more than a year, Latin American countries have stood by and watched in amazement as El Salvador has locked up more than 70,000 people in its prison system, with little semblance of due process, in a bid to eliminate the criminal gangs that have plagued the country for years. And many citizens are seeing […]
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The Barbie film, which is based on the adventures of the iconic doll in the real world, has hit the billion-dollar sales mark just 17 days after its global premiere, according to distributor Warner Bros. The movie will finish the weekend with $1.03bn (£808m) in ticket sales at the global box office, it said in a […]
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In 2024, NASA plans to send a team of three suitcase-sized four-wheeled robots to go walkabout on the Moon. This project is part of the Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program, a program that allows commercial companies to pay to operate research projects on the moon. Collectively called Cooperative Autonomous Distributed Robotic Exploration – the rovers […]
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