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Honduras tested a new emergency alert system on mobile phones last week. Criterio.hn and Contracorriente report that the lead contractor shares shareholders with a firm at the centre of a social security fraud. The post Honduras Alert System Went to Firm Linked to Social Security Scandal appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Mexico's Labour Party, whose votes give Morena its two-thirds majority, had threatened to go it alone in the 2027 governor races. On Sunday its leader ruled out a split.
President Abelardo de la Espriella says PepsiCo will invest US$1 billion in Colombia over five years to expand production and distribution. The company has not yet issued its own statement.
Venezuela's acting president has been courting Madrid and Washington. Spanish reports now place her name in an oil-deal inquiry and near a cocaine case involving current and former diplomats, though…
Twelve years after 43 trainee teachers disappeared in Guerrero, Mexico's government is due to present a new report on the case.
Bolivian drivers staged a 24-hour pullback against the end of the diesel subsidy. Santa Cruz came to a halt and switched schools to distance classes, La Paz kept running, and talks with ministers are…
A Panamanian Assembly committee rewrote the Electoral Tribunal's reform bill last week. Transparency campaigners now say its higher donation caps and looser reporting rules invite organised-crime…