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Challenges and Hopes in Maternal Care in Colombia’s Chocó Region
In Colombia's Chocó region, pregnant women rely heavily on traditional midwives due to inadequate medical facilities. This article explores the…
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Action Plan Needed for Marine Turtle Conservation Efforts During Ecuador COP11
The ongoing COP11 meeting in Ecuador highlights the need for concrete action plans and measurable goals in marine turtle conservation,…
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Cuba’s New Influencer Case Highlights Urgent Need for Free Speech
The prosecution of a young influencer in Cuba underscores the urgent need for free speech and democratic reform in the…
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Venezuela’s Maduro Claims Against Opposition a Ploy for Power Retention
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's accusations against the opposition may be a tactic to maintain his grip on power, raising concerns…
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Colombia’s Health System Faces Critical Challenges and Inconsistencies
Colombia's health system is not just grappling with financial mismanagement, but it is being ravaged by it. Recent interventions in…
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Nicaragua’s New Council Targets Organized Crime Amid Controversy
Nicaragua's National Assembly has approved a Presidential Council to combat organized crime and narcotrafficking involving sanctioned officials, sparking international scrutiny…
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Uruguay’s Push for Progress in Lacalle Pou’s Final Year
President Lacalle Pou urges his administration to maximize achievements before his term ends, emphasizing security, housing, and technological innovation.
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Mexico’s Historic Election Raises Questions Over Political Balance
The sweeping victory of Mexico's ruling party in the country's most significant elections has sparked concerns over checks and balances,…
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Mexico’s Female President and the Immigration Imperative
With Mexico on the brink of potentially electing its first female president, Claudia Sheinbaum, the spotlight shifts to the intricate…
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Mexico Faces Historic Election with Economic Boost from Nearshoring
As nearly 100 million Mexicans prepare to vote in the June 2 general election, the country's economy benefits from nearshoring…
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