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10+ Countries Join First-of-Its-Kind Consortium To Deploy 5 GW of Battery Energy Storage Systems - Vimarsana News

10+ Countries Join First-of-Its-Kind Consortium To Deploy 5 GW of Battery Energy Storage Systems

Barbados, Belize, Egypt, Ghana, India, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritania, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Togo committed to the Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)

Latin America and Caribbean Set New Remittance Records in 2023: $155 Billion Flows Home - Vimarsana News

Latin America and Caribbean Set New Remittance Records in 2023: $155 Billion Flows Home

"Discover the latest trends in remittances as Latin American and Caribbean countries receive record-breaking $155 billion in 2023. Explore the factors behind this growth and the impact on migrants and their countries of origin."

Remittances to Latin America, Caribbean Increased by Almost 10% in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Remittances to Latin America, Caribbean Increased by Almost 10% in 2023

Mexico still received the most remittances, accounting for 41.2% of all funds sent to LAC countries

Climate Investment Funds appoints Tariye Gbadegesin as CEO - Vimarsana News

Climate Investment Funds appoints Tariye Gbadegesin as CEO

* The first African to lead the multilateral lender * Follows criticism the system dominated by Global North * To join in March... -November 27, 2023 at 08:30 am EST - MarketScreener

Stinkin' Sunset? A Mexican Coastal Paradise Has A Major Sanitation Problem - Vimarsana News

Stinkin' Sunset? A Mexican Coastal Paradise Has A Major Sanitation Problem

As a paramunicipal organization takes over water services from local councils, residents face high costs, shortages, contamination — and a foul odor that’s sullying the area’s reputation as a coastal paradise.