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Mental health service demand in Spain and South America

4 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Mental health trends show divergent suicide rates in Necochea and Montería

Mental health service demand and concerns have risen across several South American and European regions, often linked to environmental disasters or social stressors. In Spain and Colombia, natural disasters have trigger

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Bogotá urban modernization and mobility developments

4 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Motorcycle safety concerns rise in Argentina and Colombia

In Bogotá, local officials and community initiatives are focusing on urban modernization and sustainable mobility. Officials have identified a need for technological upgrades, including smart street lighting with securit

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Bogotá urban mobility and transit policy

2 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: Bogotá and Quito implement various traffic and vehicle restrictions

The administration of Bogotá Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán has addressed several urban mobility and transit policy issues. In September 2026, the Mayor blocked a City Council proposal to extend the public transport trans

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Bogotá tax reform and urban development

3 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: Bogotá Council approves tax reform and public lighting charges

The Bogotá City Council has approved a tax reform package designed to transform the capital into a smart city. Key components of the reform include modifications to the Industry and Commerce Tax (ICA) and the introductio

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Legislative participation issues in Costa Rica and Colombia

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Latest: Legislative participation and quorum issues reported in Costa Rica and Colombia

Legislative processes in Costa Rica and Colombia have faced challenges regarding participation and procedural requirements. In Costa Rica, records indicate low participation rates among deputies during voting for the ‘Jo

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