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Prefectura de Manabí

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Healthcare infrastructure and mental health policy in LATAM

10 clusters · 53 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Republic faces mental health barriers

Health authorities in Argentina, the Dominican Republic, and Ecuador continue to implement infrastructure upgrades and policy reforms, though regional challenges persist. In Argentina, Health Minister Nicolás Kreplak has

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Latin America water and drainage infrastructure updates

64 clusters · 255 sources · last updated

Latest: Regional infrastructure projects expand across Latin America

By October 2026, water and drainage infrastructure projects have continued to progress across Latin America. In Argentina, several regional initiatives are underway: In Florencia, Santa Fe, a provincial water system ren

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Latin American social inclusion and equality initiatives

12 clusters · 57 sources · last updated

Latest: Disability inclusion highlighted in Mexico and Argentina

Regional initiatives across Latin America and the Caribbean continue to implement programs to advance social inclusion, gender equality, and support for people with disabilities. In Argentina, the provincial government i

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Ecuadorian agricultural development initiatives

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuadorian producers receive technical training in sustainable farming

Ecuador is implementing various initiatives to strengthen its agricultural sector through youth engagement and technical training. The Agrojoven program, supported by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United

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Esperanza Argentina anniversary celebrations

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Latest: Esperanza celebrates 170 years as Argentina’s first agricultural colony

The city of Esperanza in Argentina’s Santa Fe province is celebrating its 170th anniversary. Recognized by the National Academy of History as the nation’s first organized agricultural colony, the city was established in