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In response to the climate tragedy faced by the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina, the Ministry of Health established, on Saturday (4), the

/PRNewswire/ -- The Universidad Católica de Murcia (UCAM) and the DIHAD Foundation (Dubai International Humanitarian Aid and Development) recently celebrated...

Bringing the prestige of the iFX EXPO event series to Mexico, the exhibition set a new benchmark for fintech excellence in LATAM.

The parties set the timer to zero to begin the election campaign 12-M, which begins at midnight this Thursday, at 00.00 on Friday. the Catalonia

An Arkansas legislative panel on Tuesday approved diverting funds from a state health care data hub to start a midwifery education program at the state’s largest medical school. Rep. Mary Bentley, R-Perryville, proposed removing the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement from a section of a University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences appropriations bill and rewriting […] The post Arkansas lawmakers consider shifting funds from health care data hub to UAMS midwifery program appeared...

PRESS RELEASE Q1 2024 Trading and Operational update After closing 2023 with over €270 million Revenues and...

PRESS RELEASE Q1 2024 Trading and Operational update After closing 2023 with over €270 million Revenues and...

Brazil is postponing its visa requirement for United States citizens, that requires more than just a visa to visit. Now, Americans hoping to take a vacation need to show a different kind of doc.

Amid the controversy between X owner Elon Musk and Supreme Federal Court (STF) Justice Alexandre De Moraes, Brazilian Senate Speaker Rodrigo Pacheco said Monday that regulating social media in South Americas largest country was inevitable, Agencia Brasil reported.

Pacheco spoke out after Elon Musk's attacks on the Brazilian Judiciary. He cited the bill on the regulation of digital platforms, which was approved in 2020 in the Senate and is now before the House of Representatives.