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Brazilian Government to reinforce security in the Yanomami Indigenous Land after violence increased in the region

TheWorldsNewsMay 4, 2023

by TheWorldsNewsMay 4, 20230

São Paulo, Brazil – Government security forces in Brazil clashed with illegal miners and invaders, on Sunday (30) night, who continue to operate in the...

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US announces transfers of USD $500 million to the Amazon Fund over five years

TheWorldsNewsApril 26, 2023

by TheWorldsNewsApril 26, 20230

São Paulo, Brazil – US President Joe Biden announced USD $500 million of support towards the Amazon Fund, a financial aid initiative made up of...

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Colombia prepares Latin America’s first law on climate displacement

TheWorldsNewsApril 13, 2023

by TheWorldsNewsApril 13, 20230

Medellín, Colombia — Colombia is hoping to become the first Latin American country to pass a law on climate displacement. The bill, which has just...

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Argentina sees worst Q1 for agricultural exports in 16 years due to drought

TheWorldsNewsApril 12, 2023

by TheWorldsNewsApril 12, 20230

Buenos Aires, Argentina — Argentina’s agricultural exports liquidated USD $2.800 billion from January to March, marking the worst Q1 for the country’s agro-industrial sector in...

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Anti-crime operation in Brazil’s Javari Valley off to slow start

TheWorldsNewsApril 5, 2023

by TheWorldsNewsApril 5, 20230

São Paulo, Brazil – One month after Brazil’s government launched a major operation to combat illegal activity in the Javari Valley, Brazil’s second largest Indigenous...

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NGO spots hundreds of dark vessels illegally fishing off Argentina coast in March

TheWorldsNewsMarch 30, 2023

by TheWorldsNewsMarch 30, 20230

Buenos Aires, Argentina — Hundreds of alleged “dark vessels” are illegally fishing in Argentina’s waters, according to a local NGO that flew reporters over an...

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Argentina’s hottest summer since records began: National Meteorology Service

TheWorldsNewsMarch 28, 2023

by TheWorldsNewsMarch 28, 20230

Buenos Aires, Argentina — Sustained, extreme heat waves made this summer Argentina’s hottest on record since registries began in 1961, according to the National Meteorological...

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Brazilian Government to reinforce security in the Yanomami Indigenous Land after violence increased in the region

US announces transfers of USD $500 million to the Amazon Fund over five years

Colombia prepares Latin America’s first law on climate displacement

Argentina sees worst Q1 for agricultural exports in 16 years due to drought

Anti-crime operation in Brazil’s Javari Valley off to slow start

NGO spots hundreds of dark vessels illegally fishing off Argentina coast in March

Argentina’s hottest summer since records began: National Meteorology Service

Boric announces constitutional reform regarding indigenous rights

U.S. considers sanctioning Brazil’s Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes

Argentina’s Justice Ministry to repurpose UNESCO-recognized memory site

China mission lifts off to explore two unusual objects that haven’t been visited by spacecraft before

Trump pardons former Army officer convicted in court martial of disobeying COVID rules

The 20 Health Tech Leaders In Latin America...

Last-mile delivery startup Cargamos wins National Logistics Award...

COVID in Latin America: A guide to travel...

Five years ago, Colombia ended a half-century civil...

US removes Colombia’s FARC from terrorist list. Why...

Boric announces constitutional reform regarding indigenous rights

U.S. considers sanctioning Brazil’s Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes

Argentina’s Justice Ministry to repurpose UNESCO-recognized memory site

How Colombia is responding to a deadly Yellow Fever outbreak

Journalist Jineth Bedoya abandons 25 year-long legal fight in Colombia against her presumed kidnappers and rapists, claiming State negligence

89% increase in explosion victims in Colombia in 2024: Red Cross

Rise of eSIMs, new shipping records could secure Apple’s pole position in Latin America

Brazil to invest $4 billion in homegrown AI for public sector and research

Brazilian cities with highest quality of life concentrated in southeastern São Paulo state, new study finds

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