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Lottery winnings and jackpots in Argentina, Colombia, and CL

16 clusters · 109 sources · last updated

Latest: Tandil resident wins Quini 6 lottery twice in two months

By mid-September 2026, lottery draws across Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and other regions continued to report significant winnings and growing jackpots. In Argentina, major developments occurred in several games. In the

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Costa Rican leukemia patient bone marrow transplant

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Costa Rican girl overcomes leukemia via mother's bone marrow transplant

Sofía Escalante Gutiérrez, a 10-year-old girl from Costa Rica, has successfully overcome acute myeloid leukemia (AML) following a bone marrow transplant donated by her mother, Angélica Gutiérrez. After being diagnosed i

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Costa Rica healthcare worker salary protests

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Costa Rica healthcare workers strike over salary delays

The labor dispute began with localized protests by workers from Hospital Calderón Guardia at the Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS) central offices in San José. Demonstrators demanded the immediate payment of ove

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Ongoing public healthcare challenges in multiple nations

7 clusters · 30 sources · last updated

Latest: IESS addresses medical shortages and administrative issues in Ecuador

Public health systems in Peru, Ecuador, Spain, Costa Rica, and Bolivia continue to face operational and resource-related crises. In Peru, hospital facilities face critical infrastructure and equipment failures, including

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Venezuela healthcare system crisis

5 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela healthcare system strained by extreme heat

Venezuela’s public health system continues to face a critical emergency driven by deteriorating infrastructure, medical supply shortages, and a severe lack of personnel. Dr. Pedro Fernández of Médicos Unidos de Venezuela

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Violent shootings in Costa Rica

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Heredia shooting leaves one man dead and another critically injured

Recent violent incidents in Costa Rica have involved targeted shootings in the San José and Heredia regions. In Alajuelita, San José, a 30-year-old man was wounded after being intercepted by two individuals on a motorcy

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Healthcare worker protests in Mexico and Costa Rica

4 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Mexico healthcare workers protest medical supply shortages

Healthcare workers in Mexico and Costa Rica have initiated strikes and blockades to protest systemic labor and resource issues. In Mexico, demonstrations have intensified across the State of Mexico, involving staff from

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Political instability and democratic challenges in Costa Rca

3 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Costa Rica CCSS faces debt disputes and leadership suspension

Costa Rica is experiencing heightened political tension characterized by increasing polarization and a decline in civil dialogue. Concerns have emerged regarding the normalization of aggressive communication among politi

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Wellness spending and socio-economic shifts in Central Am

2 clusters · 16 sources · last updated

Latest: Costa Rica navigates labor reforms and cultural holiday regulations

A study titled ‘The Health Effect 2026’ by Worldpanel by Numerator indicates that wellness has become a primary driver of consumer purchasing decisions across Central America and the Caribbean. This trend persists despit

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