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Castro regime restricts U.S. automobile exports to communist Cuba
This January new regulations of the regime came into force that make it difficult to import vehicles to the island
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Colombian airline Avianca postpones flight routes to communist Cuba due to "operational issues"
The Colombian commercial airline carrier recommended customers who had already purchased tickets request the corresponding refund through its digital platforms
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Argentine senate defies far left rioters, passes economic reform package in effort to revitalize economy
The new reforms will declare a state of economic emergency and give the new president the power to temporarily rescind union rights as part of an attempt to revitalize the South American country's economy
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Job openings drop, federal data shows
The Bureau of Labor Statistics on Tuesday released the monthly job openings and labor turnover survey for April. The report indicates a slowing labor market after a post-pandemic boom, with fewer job openings than predicted by economists.
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Castro family's international businesses expand throughout the world, says report
A joint investigation by Yucabyte and Armando.info revealed a network of companies linked to the Castro family, which includes micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) in Cuba, run by military intelligence, and companies such as Dibermex LLC and Interglobe Inc., operating in sectors such as beverages, coal and telecommunications
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U.S. considers tariffs against China if it produces electric vehicles in Mexico
The U.S. reaction came after BYD, a Chinese electric vehicle brand, announced future construction plans of a new plant in Mexico
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27 people charged in Panama Papers money laundering case face prosecutors in Panamanian criminal trial
The trial, which is taking place in Panama centers around a 2016 leak involving secret documents that detailed how and where some of the world’s most powerful millionaires and billionaires were hiding their assets in offshore entitles
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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will resign in 2024 amid jet safety problems
Boeing shares rose more than 3% in premarket trading after Dave Calhoun's announcement
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U.S. second largest importer of illegal gold mining from South American criminal enterprises
In mid-January, in the northern region of the country, the Ecuadorian National Police dealt a blow to Los Lobos by seizing 1,072 bags of gold from trucks en route to a processing plant
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Fruit from a poisonous tree: Avocados and the rise of transnational drug trafficking
The booming avocado industry has expanded along with the rise of criminal organizations, according to a report published last month by the Global Initiative Against Transactional Organized Crime (GITOC)
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Truck drivers staged roadblocks in Mexico to protest spike in highway violence
The demonstrations disrupted traffic on a minimum of nine major Mexican highways