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Argentina Breaks Record for Daily COVID-19 Cases
People wearing face masks are seen in Buenos Aires, Argentina, July 17, 2020.

Health Minister Carla Vizzotti warned that the South American country is seeing an accelerated increase in cases that are impacting the health system.

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Paul Oquist, Sanctioned Minister-Advisor to Daniel Ortega, Dies
People worldwide have sent their sincere condolences to the Government and People of Nicaragua for the passing of Dr. Paul Oquist Kelly, Minister for National Policies, a true Sandinista, committed to the fight against poverty.

On social networks, numerous condolences were expressed after the death of Paul Oquist Kelly.

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The president of the National Assembly Jorge Rodríguez denounced the theft of Venezuelan foreign assets in international banks by the opposition led by Juan Guaido.

Venezuela Denounces Plot by Guaido To Steal Its Foreign Assets

Authorities denounced the plan to steal more than 53 million dollars from funds that the U.S. keeps frozen, which belong to Venezuela.

Mexico develops a new vaccine against COVID-19 with the collaboration of scientists coordinated by @Conacyt_MX and the national laboratory Avimex. The

Mexico Announces Clinical Trial of its Patria Vaccine Candidate

The general director of Conacyt Mexico, María Elena Álvarez-Buylla Roces, explained that Mexican scientists and scientists from other countries are participating in the vaccine candidate's research.

Lawmakers vote on Supreme Court candidates, Managua, Nicaragua, April. 12, 2021.

Nicaragua to Debate Reforms to Its Electoral Law

Legislators justified the need to carry out reforms to counter acts of subversion and destabilization promoted by foreign actors.

Citizens place photos of missing persons on a street, Bogota, Colombia, April 12, 2021.

Colombia: Social Movements Inquire Into Forced Disappearances

The Buenaventura district has registered 779 forcibly disappeared people, 40 recruited persons, 3 kidnappings, and 19 citizens whose bodies were hidden.

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Panama to Trial 50 People Linked to Odebrecht Case

Investigations against the defendants go for money laundering charges and crimes against the public administration.

Police raid of the residence of a citizen implicated in Las Torres case, Ecuador, April 13, 2021.

Ecuador's Comptroller Celi Detained For Alleged Corruption

Previously, his nephew was arrested in Miami in 2019 when he was carrying $250,000 in cash. He pleaded guilty in Florida courts to money laundering.

Heavy ash in Fitz Hughes, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, April 12, 2021.

Volcanic Eruption Leaves St. Vincent Without Clean Water

La Soufriere's ash and lava flows are affecting everyday activities in this Caribbean nation.

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Workers unload containers with the Sinovac vaccine, Santiago, Chile, Jan. 31, 2021.
Chile Welcomes Second Shipment of Sinovac Vaccines
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Pope Francis delivers the "Urbi et Orbi" Christmas Day message from the main balcony of St. Peter
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