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3 months agoOpinion | An Opening for China, Made in America
Trump's policies have inadvertently opened doors for China's influence in Latin America.
What is happening is that my plantation has been dying. So, what has been happening is death, Aurelia Pop Xo, 53, a banana grower in Guatemala, told Christian Aid researchers.
Transparencia Electoral has developed an interactive index detailing data protection laws during elections across 16 Latin American countries, highlighting crucial privacy concerns.
In a striking move that blends sartorial elegance with profound artistic exploration, the Berlin-based queer brand Kurt Prynne has landed its eye on Latin America for the very first time.
Trump's cuts will hit Latin America's most vulnerable populations, including millions of Venezuelan migrants and refugees, as grassroots organizations providing essential care, guidance, and food are left without funding.