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Carnival expands meal donations into Latin America
Carnival Corp. & plc is working with food banks and community partners in Mexico, Honduras and the Dominican Republic, taking its fresh meal donation program to Latin America for the first time. The food banks are part of the Global FoodBanking...

From the Andes to the Amazon: Investigating China's climate impact in Latin America
Through innovative co-writing partnerships that bridge linguistic and political divides, our fellows explore the complex realities of how China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) infrastructure projects, energy investments, and development policies...

Argentina's Milei suffers veto overrides again
Argentina's President Javier Milei, alongside Security Minister Patricia Bullrich, presents a new Penal Code at the Federal Penitentiary Complex I in Ezeiza, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Argentina Oct 2, 2025. REUTERS/Alessia...

Brazil Breaks From Global Euphoria As Fiscal Jitters Hit The Ibovespa
Brazil’s stock market fell while the rest of the world cheered. The Ibovespa slipped 1.08% to 143,949.64 on Thursday and the real weakened to about R$5.34 per dollar, even as Wall Street and Europe set fresh records and Asia finished broadly...

Brazil, Bahamas set to make debut as 6th edition set
Members of the launch party for the sixth edition of the KFC International Schools Football Championship. From left to right are Petra Organisation representative Troy Peters, Marti De Souza , Deputy Chief Education Officer of the Ministry of...

Brazil set to enact reforms on taxes
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Brazil's lower house has approved exempting up to about $940 a month from income taxes, which would more than double the current exemption and meet a key priority of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's 2022 election campaign....

Brazilian students ask Lula to break ties with Israel
In Brasília, Thursday’s protest, organized by the National Union of Students and other social movements, took place in front of the Palácio do Itamaraty, the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. “We want the Brazilian government to act...

Brazil and Bahamas set to invade Georgetown for KFC School Football
THE KFC International Secondary School Football tournament is poised for its biggest-ever staging after youth sides from Brazil and The Bahamas were officially confirmed to join the sixth annual Under-18 event in Guyana. The expanded competition,...

Aruba’s Culinary Tourism Conquers Colombia Through MasterChef and Bogotá Eats
Aruba’s vibrant culinary scene recently captured the hearts of Colombian audiences through two major gastronomic events. Moreover, the One Happy Island demonstrated why its authentic Caribbean flavors and cultural heritage make it a premier...

How Meta’s AI bots are worsening education in rural Colombia
This article was originally published in Rest of World, which covers technology’s impact outside the West. José Gregorio Salas Rural High School, where she works, lacks enough computers and reliable internet. Few students can afford the high-end...

Why residency is becoming a safety net for international students in an uncertain world
For international students, it’s no longer just about getting into a top university; it’s also about staying safe, securing long-term prospects, and protecting their freedom to move, work, and plan for the future. Nowhere is this shift more...

Blending Two Worlds: Darold Joseph Champions Culture and Education for Native Students
“I want to see more Native Americans with careers in teaching.”Native American students should not feel that they live in an “either or” world, says Northern Arizona University educator Darold Joseph, Ph.D. Instead, he believes they can thrive by...

Child Development Club hosts playgroups for student parents, child education majors
In honor of National Student Parent Month, the Child Development Club hosted a student parent social for El Camino College students and their children Tuesday, Sept. 23, on the Library Lawn. National Student Parent Month takes place every...

Nearly half of international students would skip the US if visas lose their flexibility
The United States has long been a top destination for international students, drawing talent from around the world with its leading universities, research opportunities, and post-study work options. However, recent data and surveys suggest that...

On The Agenda: Dalton City Council / Whitfield County Schools
Published 10:22 pm Thursday, October 2, 2025 By Charles Oliver / charles.oliver@daltoncitizen.com, Brady Hix / brady.hix@daltoncitizen.com Dalton City Council expected to amend school resource officer agreement The Dalton City Council is set to...

Rahul hails Bajaj, Hero, TVS for doing well in Colombia
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said two-wheeler manufacturers Bajaj, Hero and TVS were doing well in Colombia and asserted that it shows Indian companies can win with innovation, not cronyism. Gandhi, who is in...

‘Great Job’: Rahul Gandhi Spotlights Indian Companies Bajaj, Hero and TVS Doing Well in Colombia
New Delhi, October 3: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday lauded Indian two-wheeler manufacturers Bajaj, Hero, and TVS for their strong performance in Colombia, calling their success a testament to innovation over cronyism. Taking to social...

From Colombia, Rahul Gandhi hails Bajaj, Hero, TVS as proof Indian companies thrive on innovation not cronyism
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said two-wheeler manufacturers Bajaj, Hero and TVS were doing well in Colombia and asserted that it shows Indian companies can win with innovation, not cronyism. Gandhi, who is in Colombia during his...

The friendliest election in Eastern Washington? Candidates for Reardan-Edwall School Board offer high praise to each other
Meet the candidates Meet the candidates Reardan-Edwall School Board Director 5 Rose Krause Age: 45 Education: Earned graduate degrees in library science from the University of Washington and history from Eastern Washington University. Work...

Fala Formosa! Taiwanese expats to Brazil carve 7 decades of immigrant stories
By Tang Ya-lin and James Lo, CNA staff reporter and writer São Paulo is not typically thought of as a hotspot for Taiwanese restaurants and Boba tea shops, much less places that attract long lines of patrons. Yet there are Taiwanese eateries such...