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Deepening SME closures and job losses in Argentina

18 clusters · 272 sources · last updated

Latest: Electrolux to close Rosario plant and shift to imports

The contraction in Argentina’s productive sector has intensified, characterized by widespread business closures and significant job losses. Since November 2023, approximately 31,300 companies have ceased operations, repr

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Criminal activity and law enforcement in Latin America

3 clusters · 494 sources · last updated

Latest: Latin American law enforcement conducts various crime-related operations

Law enforcement agencies across Latin America continue to report diverse criminal incidents and subsequent arrests. Recent operations in Colombia included a crackdown in Bogotá where authorities seized over 8,500 bottles

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Agricultural support programs in Hidalgo

2 clusters · 28 sources · last updated

Latest: Regional health initiatives expand community services and disability support

The government of Hidalgo, through the Secretariat of Agricultural Development (Saderh), has implemented various programs to provide agricultural, livestock, and aquaculture support to rural producers. Initial efforts in

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San Carlos municipal budget and staffing decisions

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: San Carlos Municipal Council approves 12 new job positions

The San Carlos Municipal Council has unanimously approved the creation of 12 new job positions for the 2027 Ordinary Budget. This decision significantly reduced an initial proposal from the municipal administration that

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Chile health system performance and hospital developments

9 clusters · 41 sources · last updated

Latest: Chiloé Health Service advances new hospital projects in Ancud and Quellón

Chile’s health system continues to face challenges regarding waiting lists and inequitable access, though efforts toward decentralization and infrastructure development are underway. In the Los Ríos region, a 230 billion

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