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The European Union and Mexico have finalized an updated trade agreement that eliminates most remaining trade and investment barriers, signaling a commitment to stronger economic ties.
In an effort to progress various initiatives, mining companies in Brazil are ramping up their hiring of suppliers, signaling a move towards project advancement.
A recent study proposes the establishment of 48 'Seed Transfer Zones' across Brazil, aimed at enhancing native seed restoration efforts by considering varying climate and soil conditions.
As violence escalates in Colombia with bombings and assassinations, candidates in the presidential race are increasingly divided on how to address the situation.
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz is grappling with escalating protests and blockades that have effectively besieged the capital, marking a significant challenge to his leadership less than six months into his term.
Innovative cocoa cultivars could provide resistance to witches' broom disease, which has severely impacted cocoa production in southern Bahia since the 1990s.
As India continues to expand its influence, its impact on the mining sectors of Chile and Peru is becoming increasingly significant.
Bolivia is experiencing escalating protests and confrontations with law enforcement as the nation grapples with economic challenges such as inflation and shortages.
Riot police fired tear gas at demonstrators in Bolivia's capital, La Paz, while road blockades deepened shortages of fuel, food and medical supplies.
In 2020, Latin America saw the appropriation of over 900 million tonnes of materials, 4 million km2 of land, and 53 billion hours of labor by the Global North through trade.
In a significant decision, forward Neymar has been named in head coach Carlo Ancelotti's 26-man squad for the upcoming World Cup this summer.
The recent boom in silver mining in Bolivia has raised significant concerns regarding its environmental and social implications for local communities.
While some Venezuelans express hope for change following Trump's actions against Maduro, many believe the situation remains largely unchanged since Chávez's era.
Alex Saab, a former associate of Venezuela's ex-president Nicolás Maduro, has been deported to the US following a shift in political circumstances after Maduro's capture.
An explosion at a gas facility in Venezuela has left six workers injured. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the region's energy sector.
Chile's salmon farming has rapidly grown to be a significant part of the global market, yet it faces increasing scrutiny over its environmental practices and sustainability.
Amid increasing pressure from the U.S. for Mexico to address drug trafficking, analysts suggest that current tensions are reminiscent of the 1980s.
As the World Cup approaches, families of the disappeared in Mexico held a Mother's Day protest, calling for justice for their missing loved ones.
The recent decision by Argentina to permit mining in glacier regions raises significant concerns about the potential impact on vital food and water supplies.
The recent transfer of 13.5 kilograms of enriched uranium from Venezuela to the US, supported by the UK, signifies a notable shift in international energy cooperation.