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Mexico youth smartphone regulation

8 clusters · 179 sources · last updated

Latest: Mexico to consult teachers on school cell phone regulations

The Sheinbaum administration began a coordinated effort in July 2026 to curb excessive smartphone and social-media use among Mexican children, citing mental-health risks linked to design features such as infinite scroll

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Dominican Republic 2026 domestic affairs

436 clusters · 572 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Republic PRM party undergoes leadership restructuring

In early April 2026, the Dominican Republic announced high‑profile initiatives in aerospace, partnering with NASA, and a new digital‑media platform, signalling a push to modernise its technology sector. A few days later

[ACTIVE] [CULTURE] [DO] [CO] [VE]

Dominican Republic youth initiatives and seismic risks

2 clusters · 25 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Republic addresses seismic risks and provides aid to Colombia

The Dominican Republic has implemented various initiatives focused on youth development and technical education. In early August 2026, the Institute of Dominicans in the Exterior (Index) recognized thirty youths of Domi

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Dominican Republic education infrastructure and supply push

12 clusters · 72 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Republic to halve student-to-counselor ratio in public schools

As the 2026–27 school year approaches, the Dominican government is implementing several measures to support students and families. The Ministry of Education (MINERD) has launched the “Bono a Mil” program, a one-time RD$1

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Nicaragua health ministry public health actions

2 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Republic health officials announce hospital autonomy plan and monitor dengue rise

In late July 2026, Nicaragua’s Ministry of Health (MINSA) combined a community‑based addiction‑recovery program with a localized dengue‑prevention effort in the Niños Mártires de Ayapal neighbourhood of Managua, visiting