Costa Rica Air Ambulance: No Night Plane for Shot Boy, Then State Plane Flew VP
Costa Rica air ambulance: the police air wing said it had no night plane for a shot boy in Limón,...
October 4, 2026Section
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Guyana’s Robert Corbin, Former Opposition Leader and Deputy Prime Minister, Dies
Robert Corbin, who led Guyana's PNCR from 2002 to 2012 and served as deputy prime minister, died on Sunday. President...
October 4, 2026
Suriname Lines Up US$850 Million in New Loans While Debt Exceeds Legal Cap
Suriname has over US$850 million in new loans in the pipeline under its 2027 debt plan, while debt sits at...
October 4, 2026
Suriname: Surinam Airways Moves Amsterdam Flights to a Leased Boeing 777
Surinam Airways Boeing 777 replaces a four-engine A340 on the Amsterdam route from 4 October under a two-year lease with...
October 4, 2026
Venezuela Censorship Eases as 74 Websites Are Unblocked but 145 Remain Blocked
Venezuela censorship eases: monitor VE Sin Filtro counts 74 websites unblocked since mid-September, but 145 stay blocked and CANTV still...
October 4, 2026
El Salvador: Iron Maiden Plays San Salvador on Monday, Stadium Streets to Close
Iron Maiden concert in San Salvador on Monday 5 October: streets around Estadio Mágico González close from 1pm to 11pm....
October 4, 2026
Cuba’s Guiteras Power Plant Rejoins the Grid After a Week-Long Boiler Repair
Cuba's Guiteras power plant is back on the grid with 140 MW after a week out, trimming peak cuts to...
October 4, 2026
El Salvador Zero Homicides: No Killings Recorded in First Three Days of October
El Salvador zero homicides: police say 1 to 3 October passed without a killing, taking 2026 to 234 such days....
October 4, 2026
Paraguay Municipal Elections: 18 Detained in a Vote Open to 5 Million People
Paraguay municipal elections closed on Sunday with 18 people detained, a reported record US$154.9 million budget and claims of vote...
October 4, 2026
Mexico’s Zamora Bar Attack Kills Four; Michoacán Prosecutors Point to Cartel Feud
A Zamora bar attack in Mexico's Michoacán state killed four and wounded three. Prosecutors blame a cartel feud as Morelos...
October 4, 2026
Cuban Doctors in Mexico Say They Have Gone More Than Two Months Without Pay
Cuban doctors in Mexico told Diario de Cuba their pay is over two months late. Mission managers blame administrative changes...
October 4, 2026
Guatemala Rains: Villa Hermosa Told to Evacuate as Pinula River Eats Away Homes
Guatemala rains swell the Pinula River: Villa Hermosa told to evacuate, a bridge is shut, and the weather service links...
October 4, 2026
Mexico’s Torreón School Attack: Accused Twins’ Mother Says She Will Stand by Them
The mother of the twins accused in Mexico's Torreón school attack says she will stand by them, as threats drive...
October 4, 2026
Venezuela: UN Refugee Chief Calls Quake Rebuild Overwhelming, Hopes Migrants Can Return
UN refugee chief Barham Salih sees an overwhelming reconstruction task in quake-hit Venezuela and hopes the transition lets millions of...
October 4, 2026
Venezuela: Machado Ready to Meet Acting President Delcy Rodríguez, Her Party Says
Machado is ready to meet Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, to speed a transition, her party says. No meeting is...
October 4, 2026
Mexico: Austrian Presidential Hopeful Vows to Return Moctezuma Headdress
Moctezuma headdress: Austrian presidential hopeful Günther Fehlinger-Jahn vows to return it to Mexico if elected in 2028. Vienna says it...
October 4, 2026
Brazil Federal Police Detain 129 on Election Day Over Vote-Buying and Illegal Campaigning
Brazil's Federal Police took 129 people in on election day as vote-buying raids in Roraima seized about US$57,500 in cash...
October 4, 2026
Argentina’s Caputo Denies Recession, Says Economy Is ‘Growing Less’ After July Drop
Argentina's Caputo denies recession, saying the economy still grows 0.2% a month on trend after a 2.9% July fall. What...
October 4, 2026
Brazil Federal Police Open Early Probe Into Possible US Election Interference
Brazil's Federal Police opened a preliminary inquiry into possible US interference over a reported US$1 million grant. No suspect or...
October 4, 2026
Chile Court Strikes Last Pollution Insurance Clause, Clearing Kast Reform
Chile's Constitutional Court struck the last part of the pollution insurance that would have paid firms for annulled permits. Kast's...
October 4, 2026