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Mexico City, Aug 178 (Prensa Latina) The president of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, today declared himself a leftist in a long dialogue with an Argentinean journalist, in the morning press conference at the National Palace.

Nearshoring must go hand-in-hand with better public services to ensure improved "wellbeing", says the front-runner Morena candidate.

President López Obrador lamented an assassination in Ecuador, defended the new state textbooks and took aim at judges in the daily pressers.

The president defied a National Electoral Institute ban on speaking of electoral matters 12 times in the last three weeks, the paper reported.

President López Obrador's daily pressers covered Maya Train progress, migrant workers, violence in Chiapas, junk food and more this week.

Uruguays Senate passed a bill unanimously Tuesday providing for universal access to palliative care. All 26 senators present voted in favor of the Uruguayan Society of Palliative Medicine and Cares (SUMCP) initiative dating back to 2020, it was reported in Montevideo. Forty-one percent of the population is still not guaranteed access to palliative care.

Despite ideological differences, their goal was the same as today: defeat Daniel Ortega and get rid of the dictatorship.

From our Bureau of Praiseworthy Quixotic Gestures The fact that Costa Rica refuses to join the leftist bandwagon makes it one of the oddest nations in Central America. That oddness was on display again this week when a lopsided majority of its parliamentarians voted in favor of a resounding condemnation of Cuba's dictatorship. This resolution

Montevideo, Jul 27 (Prensa Latina) The Chairman of Uruguay’s Broad Front (Frente Amplio, FA) party, Fernando Pereira, on Thursday described the ties between the peoples of Uruguay and Cuba as imperishable.

The man behind the theft of 23 computers from the department headed by Giorgio Jackson is a 24-year-old criminal who made a video call from jail