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DASA, Latin America's Largest Diagnostic Provider, Selects AGFA Healthcare's Enterprise Imaging Platform In Flagship Agreement

DASA, Latin America's Largest Diagnostic Provider, Selects AGFA Healthcare's Enterprise Imaging Platform In Flagship Agreement

(MENAFN- ACN NewsWire) DASA, Latin America's Largest Diagnostic Provider, Selects AGFA HealthCare's Enterprise Imaging Platform in Flagship Agreement AGFA HealthCare is proud to announce a landmark achievement: the adoption of its Enterprise...

Mexican Peso Strengthens for Seventh Day as Dollar Weakens and Trump Spending Bill Advances

Mexican Peso Strengthens for Seventh Day as Dollar Weakens and Trump Spending Bill Advances

The Mexican peso appreciated for a seventh consecutive day, closing at 18.7307 per dollar amid U.S. fiscal policy shifts and weakening of the dollar. Analysts expect a rebound but warn of long-term depreciation. The Mexican peso posted its seventh...

Protests, demands for rights define Pride month in Latin America

Protests, demands for rights define Pride month in Latin America

Activists throughout the region agree the elections offer a crucial opportunity to advance the inclusion and protection of the rights of their community amid far-right advances. Venezuela’s presidential election will take place on July 28, while...

Long Valley To Argentina: Meet The Bilingual Grad Teaching English South Of The Equator

Long Valley To Argentina: Meet The Bilingual Grad Teaching English South Of The Equator

LONG VALLEY, NJ — A recent Rutgers graduate from Long Valley has taken their education south of the equator — All the way to Argentina. Jay Schroepfer, 23, has been in Santa Fe, Argentina, for the last two months participating in a teacher...

International hiring in Colombia grows by 55% as remote work surges: report

International hiring in Colombia grows by 55% as remote work surges: report

According to a report from Deel, international hiring in Colombia saw double-digit growth this past year. Within Latin America, Colombia saw a 55% increase compared to the prior year. Leading hiring cities in the report included Bogotá, Medellín,...

Almost 400 human corpses found piled high in mysterious house of horrors at US-Mexico border

Almost 400 human corpses found piled high in mysterious house of horrors at US-Mexico border

By MARYANN MARTINEZ, TEXAS BUREAU CHIEF FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 18:13 EDT, 1 July 2025 | Updated: 18:14 EDT, 1 July 2025 The number of decomposing bodies found stacked in a non-descript building at the Mexico-US border is still rising,...

2025 Gold Cup, Odds: For Bookmakers, 'USA-Mexico Final Is Preferred'

2025 Gold Cup, Odds: For Bookmakers, 'USA-Mexico Final Is Preferred'

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! When Gold Cup futures odds first went up, the idea of a USA vs. Mexico final was quite appealing to bookmakers. With the U.S. men’s national team and El Tri on opposite sides of the bracket, that contest...

Golden boy Mason Smith clinches third Caribbean squash title

Golden boy Mason Smith clinches third Caribbean squash title

Created: Jul 01, 2025 06:58 PM (Updated: Jul 01, 2025 06:59 PM) Three in a row: Mason Smith three times (Photograph supplied) Mason Smith clinched Bermuda’s first gold medal at the Junior Caribbean Area Squash Association Championships when he won...

The Wiretap: A Mexican Cartel Hacker Spied On The FBI And Its Informants

The Wiretap: A Mexican Cartel Hacker Spied On The FBI And Its Informants

The Wiretap is your weekly digest of cybersecurity, internet privacy and surveillance news. To get it in your inbox, subscribe here. (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT/AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images Back in 2018, the FBI learned of a hack that...

Best TN Visa Job Categories for Quick Entry to the U.S.

Best TN Visa Job Categories for Quick Entry to the U.S.

The U.S. Work Visa Game: Who Gets to Cross the Border Fastest? Think of U.S. work visas as exclusive passes to a very high-end club. Some passes get you past the velvet rope in minutes, others mean waiting in line behind the velvet stanchions and...

He escaped a 'panic house' in Mexico, where young drug users end up as hit men — or dead

He escaped a 'panic house' in Mexico, where young drug users end up as hit men — or dead

The young man said he’s lived in fear ever since he developed an addiction to drugs and later fell prey to drug trafficking in Guanajuato, central Mexico. “Unfortunately, they’ve already killed my best friend and my relatives,” said the...

‘We’re not dumb Mexicans’: In the Central Valley, residents fight against California policies that incentivize pollution marketed as renewable energy   

‘We’re not dumb Mexicans’: In the Central Valley, residents fight against California policies that incentivize pollution marketed as renewable energy   

When Cathy Moreno first moved to Planada, California, with her parents in 1988, she thought to herself, where on Earth am I? The town of 3,000 just ten miles east of her hometown of Merced felt like a world away. Moreno’s mom told her to take a...

Latin America Copper Production Faces Chile’s Decline and Argentina’s Incentives Amid Global Demand Surge

Latin America Copper Production Faces Chile’s Decline and Argentina’s Incentives Amid Global Demand Surge

Latin America faces eroding ore grades and rising competition but is stepping up policy shifts to sustain copper leadership. Chile grapples with declining copper quality, straining costs and output. Argentina’s incentives are positioning it as a...

Coronation Street legend reveals 'real reason' he went for soap job 36 years after debut

Coronation Street legend reveals 'real reason' he went for soap job 36 years after debut

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson has revealed the real reason her went for the job in the long-running show, 36 years after making his debut. The actor first hit the ITV soap's famous cobbles more than in 1989 in the role of Steve McDonald....

Mexican fusion restaurant Volaré officially open: How it's different

Mexican fusion restaurant Volaré officially open: How it's different

Volaré Mexican Fusion Restaurant, located on Rt. 32 by the Norwich and Franklin town line, is officially open after a soft opening in March. The restaurant offers a diverse menu featuring Mexican and Latin American cuisine with Asian,...

EU, UN push digitalization initiatives in Caribbean, Africa

EU, UN push digitalization initiatives in Caribbean, Africa

Homepage > News > Business > EU, UN push digitalization initiatives in Caribbean, Africa As the global digital economy skyrockets, more governments are stepping up digital transformation efforts to transition into the new era. In the Caribbean,...

Ibukun Awosika Launches African Marketplace Dubai 2025: A Global Stage for African and Caribbean Excellence

The Ibukun Awosika Leadership Academy (IALA) has officially unveiled the inaugural edition of African Marketplace Dubai 2025, an ambitious platform bringing together high-potential, export-ready SMEs, brands, and products from across Africa and...

Border Patrol Chief McGoffin: U.S.-Mexico 'forging new alliances to combat organized crime'

Border Patrol Chief McGoffin: U.S.-Mexico 'forging new alliances to combat organized crime'

Sean McGoffin, Border Patrol Chief of Arizona, said that new partnerships with Mexican officials are strengthening law enforcement cooperation in the borderlands. The statement was made on X. "Forging new alliances to combat organized crime in the...

Garcia steps down at Mac-Hi to take WWU men’s soccer job

Garcia steps down at Mac-Hi to take WWU men’s soccer job

Published 10:00 am Tuesday, July 1, 2025 By ANNIE FOWLER | For the InterMountain Education Service District McLoughlin High coach Jose Garcia has stepped down as coach of the Pioneers to become the men’s coach at Walla Walla University....

In Argentina on a Fulbright Grant, Alum Engages in Cultural Exchange

In Argentina on a Fulbright Grant, Alum Engages in Cultural Exchange

BYLINE: Mike Lucas Newswise — Jay Schroepfer said they lacked direction as a high schooler but found purpose at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, specifically in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the School of Arts and Sciences. There,...

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