America Jamaica Students at Pembroke Hall High School in St. Andrew's have now access to an interactive classroom system donated by Huawei to support online/remote learning
America Canada While a still flooded BC takes steps to reestablish highways and supply chain, Environment Canada expects a second major storm to hit the province along the North Coast
America Saint Vincent and the Grenadines The president of the SVG teachers' union is urging member teachers to report to work despite their vaccination status and not to submit their lesson plans to the Ministry of Education
America Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro openly stated that the United States’ concerns for the Venezuelan elections are insolent and interventionist “conspiracy theories” from the White House
America Suriname The state expanded its bilateral relation with Vietnam; a formal declaration was written stating how both countries will cooperate more in the agriculture and fishing industries to help boost their commerce
America Paraguay The state imposed a 45-day period where no traffic fines will be given to those who infringe the law as a way to create consciousness so citizens can learn to respect transit rules
America Bolivia After six days of continuous protests from the opposition, President Luis Arce repealed a law against ‘illicit profits’ allegedly designed to seize private property
America Nicaragua The resolution drafted by the Organization of American States (OAS) offering a potential solution for the country’s general elections was openly rejected by the delegation of Nicaragua, claiming that they were fair and peacefully held
America Bahamas The Minister of Education and Technical Training called on all Bahamians to work to ensure that students do not fail because of their absence from virtual school; schools will reopen the second week of January 2022 with a form of hybrid education
America Argentina After his party’s significant setback in the midterm elections, President Alberto Fernández sought dialogue with the opposition, in order to come up with a new sustainable economic plan with the IMF to reschedule a US$44 billion debt
America Guyana Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum shared new national crime statistics that demonstrate how in the past year robberies have decreased by 40% and murders by around 24%; serious crimes have never been so low in the past ten years
America Mexico The federal government’s women’s rights agency presented a strategy to permanently cooperate with municipal authorities to punish discrimination against women and eliminate barriers for girls to access a violence-free life
America Guatemala Rising inflation is worrying the working class, hence traffic obstructions as a way of protest are currently taking place as a way to demand lower costs for the basic market basket