America

A complete lockdown on Sundays and holidays until July 5 has been announced as deaths linked to the Covid-19 have been rising over the past 24 hours

Haiti's annual benefit auction takes place this weekend for the 17th year at the Finger Lakes Produce auction in Penn Yan, with hundreds of items auctioned off to help local charitable missions

The country's beaches, historical monuments, culture and the cheerfulness of its people have been combined with Formula One in the latest commercial to promote the country as a tourist destination starring world-famous British driver Lewis Hamilton

The head of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) urged the country to take the fight against corruption seriously, reinforcing the anti-graft message previously given by US Vice President Kamala Harris

The US Embassy in Port of Spain has been mocked after advertising it had donated 80 vials of Covid-19 vaccine, containing 400 doses, to the nation of 1.4 million people

An extreme and abnormal heat wave is threatening 50 million people in the west of the country, particularly in California, Nevada and Arizona, with the National Weather Service issuing an urgent weather warning for temperatures to exceed 48°

The Hunter J. Francois Library at Sir Arthur Lewis Community College has launched the Nobel Prize 'Lewis' Portal to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Sir William Arthur Lewis' death

The Frente Amplio Party asked for the resignation of the Minister of Tourism, German Cardoso, for violating the Code of Ethics for Public Officials by maintaining privileged treatment with a former policeman being prosecuted by the courts

The deteriorating political climate and human rights situation in the country has raised the concern of the Organization of American States (OAS), that condemns the imprisonment of opposition candidates and calls for guarantees for free and fair election

Recent data from the Central Statistical Office (CSO) shows that the country has recorded 1.526 live births and, for the first time since 2000, over 1.000 people have died

The country will invest over US$140 million in hydro plant works, as the regressive erosion is threatening the water catchment infrastructure of Ecuador’s Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric plant

After the government has given the green light for small and medium enterprises to start operating on the island, the private sector shows appreciation for the long-requested measure rising in presence and weight in the local economy