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Canada has been helping China hunt for fugitives living abroad for decades, sometimes as a result of quid pro quo deals, an investigation by CBC has learned; the direction came 'from Ottawa at the highest level,' said former police operations manager

The Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis successfully lobbied the Caribbean Community to vote for more favourable conditions for postal services in developing countries at the 4th Extraordinary Congress of the Universal Postal Union

Manufacturing industrial production continues to rise; the latest data from the National Institute of Statistics in Uruguay confirms a 2,1% growth in the Physical Volume Index of Manufacturing Industry in the last year

Venezuela's government and the opposition have reached an agreement on new electoral conditions, with the potential to ease some of the US energy sanctions against President Maduro, focusing on opening up the electoral process with EU observers

The Surinamese National Korfball Team, featuring players from the national Korfball League, will bid farewell with a match against the Nikantes selection in Hoogvliet, aiming to raise funds for their participation in the Korfball World Cup in Taipei

The government has acknowledged a lack of control over its prisons, with a specific reference to the prison of Tacumbú, and emphasised the justifiable need for life insurance for prison guards due to the daily risks they face in their work

Pope Francis received Peruvian President Dina Boluarte at the Vatican Apostolic Palace, and discussed about the relationship between the Church and the State, migration, and climate change, concluding with customary gift exchanges along with the audience

The Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Meteorological Service is closely monitoring an area of low pressure located in the vicinity of 10°N latitude and 45°W longitude; with 80% probability a tropical cyclone will form in the next 7 days

Air Peace,t one of the largest airlines in West Africa, has announced plans to offer special flights to Antigua and Barbuda

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega commends rapid growth in relations with China, receiving 250 Chinese-made buses, further strengthening political and historical ties, ahead of the Free Trade Agreement set to begin in January 2024

The Panamanian government, along with various private sectors, is discussing opportunities to bridge equality gaps, focusing on youth unemployment and the inclusion of women in science and technology through new programmes for the upcoming year