America Honduras President Xiomara Castro has instructed her foreign minister to establish official relations with China in order to expand its internal investments and fund availability, a move that ends the country’s ties with Taiwan
America Uruguay The country’s hydroelectric plants usually produce 45% of national energy during the local rainy period, but due to its drought, this year they only produced 15% of national energy, resulting in a significant increase of energy imports
America Paraguay The state has become the first country in South America to launch a government app for emergencies, which is an alternative to having to physically phone call authorities in case of emergency
America Haiti An environmental protection organization said a major catastrophe is looming for ecosystems in the Americas and the Caribbean due to the fire that has been burning for the past month at Pic Macaya, a UNESCO site
America Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Teachers and all other public employees dismissed under the St. Vincent and the Grenadines government's 2021 vaccination mandate were found to have been wronged
America Saint Kitts and Nevis The Government of St. Kitts and Nevis is moving to reduce the interest rate on student loans from the Development Bank of St. Kitts and Nevis to 5%
America El Salvador Despite an explicit constitutional prohibition against serving consecutive presidential terms, a recent government poll shows that approximately 70% of Salvadorans favour President Nayib Bukele’s run for a second term
America Guatemala Thousands of indigenous people and farmers have blocked several roads in response to the Supreme Electoral Tribunal's refusal to register the candidacy of Thelma Cabrera, the only indigenous woman running for presidency
America Venezuela The country will began working on a shared agenda with Iran to eradicate fake news, stating that its a significant step towards fighting against their “shared enemies' media invasions”
America Bahamas Former youth, sports and culture minister Lanisha Rolle was charged with a count of bribery and other related to conspiracy regarding a government contracts scheme during her time as minister for deals valued at over $700.000
America Nicaragua The government has formally cut diplomatic relations with the Vatican in response to some recent statements made by Pope Francis on the Sandinista government comparing it to Hitler's dictatorship
America Peru Mining exports have dropped by nearly 20% compared to last year, mainly due to the ongoing protests against the government of President Dina Boluarte, causing production losses of approximately $1.3 billion
America Saint Lucia The Department of Infrastructure, Ports and Transport celebrated a special women’s Day this year as Mrs. Renata Philogene-McKie has become its first female Chief Engineer