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Cross-national traffic accidents and transport violence

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Latest: Traffic accidents reported in Falcón and Táchira, Venezuela

The wave of serious road and transport incidents that began in early August 2026 continues across Latin America and Europe. In Mexico, fatalities and injuries have been reported across numerous regions, including a fatal

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Regional infrastructure and public works developments

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Latest: Infrastructure and public works developments in Spain and Peru

Infrastructure projects and maintenance efforts are being implemented across various regions in Spain. In Manganeses de la Polvorosa, rehabilitation of an old bridge over the Órbigo River has begun to create a pedestrian

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Quiulacocha tailings reprocessing project in Peru

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Latest: Cerro de Pasco Resources secures silver and gallium project rights in Peru

The state-owned company Activos Mineros S.A.C. (AMSAC) awarded the Quiulacocha Project to Cerro de Pasco Resources del Perú S.A.C. (CPR). The initiative aims to repurpose mining tailings to address environmental liabilit

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Academic research trends in Ecuador and Peru

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Latest: Academic and research developments in Peru, Ecuador, and Argentina

Academic and institutional studies in Ecuador and Peru have focused on diverse areas including management, communication, and education. In Ecuador, research has addressed treasury management models for optimizing budget

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Washington municipal public safety budget challenges

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Latest: Washington cities face budget crises threatening public safety services

Municipalities in Washington are navigating budget challenges that threaten public safety and emergency services. In Seattle, the administration of Mayor Katie Wilson has proposed a $7.1 million cut to the fire departmen

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