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Hospital Internacional de Colombia Joins Mayo Clinic Care Network, Leading the Way in Colombia and South America

Hospital Internacional de Colombia Joins Mayo Clinic Care Network, Leading the Way in Colombia and South America

In a landmark development for healthcare in Latin America, the Hospital Internacional de Colombia (HIC), situated in Bucaramanga, Colombia, has officially joined the prestigious Mayo Clinic Care Network. This milestone marks HIC as the first...

Brazil to reopen National Museum destroyed by fire in 2018

Brazil to reopen National Museum destroyed by fire in 2018

Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our...

Technical body of Brazil antitrust regulator recommends ruling against Apple in iOS case

Technical body of Brazil antitrust regulator recommends ruling against Apple in iOS case

SAO PAULO :The technical body of Brazilian antitrust regulator CADE recommended on Monday a decision against Apple for what it called anti-competitive practices in the tech giant's iOS ecosystem. In a statement, CADE said the case, which follows a...

Brazilian Critical Minerals’ Ema ISR field trial hits the right notes with successful REE extraction

Brazilian Critical Minerals’ Ema ISR field trial hits the right notes with successful REE extraction

Brazilian Critical Minerals has proved the viability of ISR at its Ema project after the field trial successfully extracted rare earths. Pic: Getty Images Brazilian Critical Minerals’ Ema ISR trial has successfully extracted a MREO-rich solution...

Science Grist What does climate change mean for agriculture? Less food, and more emissions

Science Grist What does climate change mean for agriculture? Less food, and more emissions

New research spotlights the challenge of growing food on a warming planet. Two recent studies — one historical and the other forward-looking — examine how rising temperatures have made and could continue to make agricultural production less...

CARIBBEAN SIDS TO CONVENE IN GRENADA TO RAMP UP INVESTMENTS TO TACKLE WATER SECURITY.

ST. GEORGE’S GRENADA, JUNE 30-2025- High-level officials and technical experts from Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS) will convene in Grenada on July 9th and 10th, 2025 for a critical two-day workshop to address one of the region’s...

Brazil, India eye joint production of defence equipment, mutual buying

Brazil, India eye joint production of defence equipment, mutual buying

India and Brazil are looking at each other’s manufacturing capabilities for joint production of defence equipment and buying military equipment from each other. Brazil is keen on having Indian-made Akash missiles, artillery guns, coastal radars...

Ohio strengthens global ties with South American wheat trade delegation

Ohio strengthens global ties with South American wheat trade delegation

Ohio has continued to strengthen its role in international agricultural trade this June. In addition to hosting a delegation from Vietnam for a Memorandum of Understanding signing, the state welcomed wheat millers from South America, further...

Mexico’s Francisco Rodriguez Jr is the TSS Fighter of the Month for June

Mexico’s Francisco Rodriguez Jr is the TSS Fighter of the Month for June

At age 32, flyweight Galal Yafai was on the fast track. On Saturday, June 21, in Yafai’s hometown of Birmingham, England, Francisco Rodriguez Jr knocked him off the rails. There was a lot to like about Galal Yafai. One of three fighting brothers –...

Caribbean SIDS to convene in Grenada

Caribbean SIDS to convene in Grenada

High-level officials and technical experts from Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS) will convene in Grenada on 9 and 10 July 2025 for a critical 2-day workshop to address one of the region’s most pressing issues: strengthening water...

Mexicana takes delivery of first Embraer E2 jet, marking major fleet modernisation milestone

Mexicana takes delivery of first Embraer E2 jet, marking major fleet modernisation milestone

Embraer has delivered the first of 20 next-generation E2 jets to Mexicana, signalling a key step in the state-owned Mexican carrier’s fleet renewal strategy. The E195-E2 aircraft departed Embraer’s São José dos Campos facility this morning bound...

Argentine lawmakers debate emergency bill on child health crisis

Argentine lawmakers debate emergency bill on child health crisis

Argentina's President Javier Milei recently sparked backlash by falsely claiming that “70% of Garrahan Hospital's staff is administrative” and blaming the hospital’s crisis on overstaffing. Photo by Sergio Perez/EPA-EFE June 30 (UPI) --...

In a blow to Milei, a US judge orders Argentina to turn over its majority stake in state oil company

In a blow to Milei, a US judge orders Argentina to turn over its majority stake in state oil company

Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our...

Tapi Acquires Some Operations of Arcus in Mexico From Mastercard

Tapi Acquires Some Operations of Arcus in Mexico From Mastercard

Tapi has acquired several operations of Arcus in Mexico from Mastercard. The transaction includes Arcus’ utility payments, mobile top-ups, gift cards and cash in/out operations, Tapi said in a press release translated by Google. Mastercard will...

Mexican Drug Cartel Hacker Used Surveillance Tech to Target FBI Informants for Execution

Mexican Drug Cartel Hacker Used Surveillance Tech to Target FBI Informants for Execution

Sometimes the surveillance state gets turned against itself. That seems to be what resulted in the unfortunate demise of a number of FBI informants, who were tracked by a hacker working for the Sinaloa cartel in Mexico, according to a recent...

Physicians to ACIP: Trust vaccine science, or get ready for outbreaks of preventable childhood diseases

Physicians to ACIP: Trust vaccine science, or get ready for outbreaks of preventable childhood diseases

Vaccine supporters called for sound science in the deliberations of the nation’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), but skeptics also voiced their concerns about possible harms from the shots. ACIP met in a two-day session on...

Monk Fruit Sweeteners Market To Reach $147.2 Million By 2032, Driven By Health Consciousness And Clean-Label Trends, Says Meticulous Research®

Monk Fruit Sweeteners Market To Reach $147.2 Million By 2032, Driven By Health Consciousness And Clean-Label Trends, Says Meticulous Research®

(MENAFN- PR Newswire) A new report by Meticulous Research® forecasts the global monk fruit sweeteners market to grow at a CAGR of 4.5% from 2025 to 2032 REDDING, Calif., June 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- According to a comprehensive market research...

Brazilian Tennis Pro Guilherme Zotin Gomes de Oliveira Brings World-Class Talent to Wilton’s Junior Tennis Scene

Brazilian Tennis Pro Guilherme Zotin Gomes de Oliveira Brings World-Class Talent to Wilton’s Junior Tennis Scene

At the crossroads of an increasingly connected world, the recognition and abilities of athletes across the globe have skyrocketed, creating more advanced ways of networking and getting the world to know your name. This is certainly the case for...

 What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?

 What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?

July in Mexico City will not give you a typical summer day. Not ever — and certainly not in 2025. There’s a Mexico City for every taste this month. From art exhibits touring from the Dallas Museum of Art to the capital’s half marathon, chaotic...

Indigenous community sees stunning results after making high-tech addition to farming practices: 'We pay less for energy'

Indigenous community sees stunning results after making high-tech addition to farming practices: 'We pay less for energy'

"We realized if we spaced out the panels a little bit more, they wouldn't shade each other so much." by Michelle RochniakJune 30, 2025 Desemboque del Seri, a community in northern Mexico, has seen stunning results after installing solar panels in...

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