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Human rights organisations have filed a criminal complaint against 25 Salvadoran soldiers and a former officer for their alleged involvement in the murder of four Dutch journalists during the 12-year civil war

US$15 million government support will be guaranteed to increase production and ensure food security, allocate land for agriculture and temporarily suspend farmers' water payments

Several national banks issued over US$28 million in loans for micro businesses in order to boost the internal economy and develop national industries

After hydrocarbon investors have set eyes on specific sites, latest studies confirm the potential of the country to become an oil hot spot, having both excellent oil properties and large reserves

In the last month 20 politicians of the opposition were arrested and up to this day there are no further updates as to when they will be released; Nicaraguans overtook the streets once again to protest and claim their freedom

There have been expressions of disappointment after a photo circulated showing former Panamanian President Ernesto Pérez Balladares with a dead leopard and a gun in his hand during a hunt

The rebuilding of academic institutions has been declared as a national priority, as they negatively affected the education of younger generation ever since the tropical storms Eta and Iota struck the territory

The Child Protection Authority wanted to remind parents and guardians of their great responsibility to ensure care and protection, presenting on the occasion a list of priorities and tips

Royal Caribbean and Carnival Lines' investment in upgrading the Grand Bahama shipyard represents the centrality this sector has for the island and the country's intention to increase its role in the tourism industry for the future

The country will help its neighbor Haiti teams and personnel travel to the Tokyo Olympics

A mass entry of hundreds of Haitian citizens has been registered in Dajabón, a Dominican Republic town on the border with Haiti, to buy food, medicine and essential products

Gabriella Wood, who was bullied as a young girl because of her size, will make history by becoming the first female judoka to represent the country at the Olympic Games

Notwithstanding a newly reimposed curfew, the Barbados Medical Association has openly expressed its desire to see even more restrictions, given the severity of the latest wave of Covid-19 and the infections spike