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Venezuela earthquake recovery and ongoing seismic activity

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Latest: La Guaira earthquake recovery: Demolitions and vigils mark 100 days

One hundred days after the June 24 twin earthquakes (magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5), Venezuela continues to manage a massive humanitarian crisis. The death toll stands at over 6,500, with approximately 17,000 injuries and nearl

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Latin American community welfare and digital service updates

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Latest: Healthcare improvements underway in Zulia and Goya

Regional and local governments in Venezuela, Argentina, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic continue to implement community outreach and digital reforms to deliver essential services. In Venezuela, digital modernization e

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Global metropolitan transit and infrastructure developments

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Latest: Metro infrastructure advances in Bogotá and Quito

Major metropolitan transit and infrastructure projects continue to advance across several regions, marked by construction milestones and service adjustments. In Bogotá, Metro Line 1 construction has reached an 82.33% ex

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Venezuela transport infrastructure and service management

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Latest: Venezuela transport authorities address terminal services and route suspensions

The Venezuelan government has taken steps to centralize and regulate transport infrastructure and services. In Carabobo, the national government reassumed control of the Arturo Michelena International Airport and the Gen

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Dominican Republic and Venezuela transit regulation updates

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Latest: Dominican Republic road safety debt could reach RD$6.7 trillion

In the Dominican Republic, the National Institute of Transit and Land Transportation (Intrant) is moving forward with plans to implement ‘fotomultas’, an automated traffic fine system designed to modernize enforcement an

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