More than a hundred kilometers of highway is closed for cyclists in Bogota every Sunday since 1974 and that trend has now been replicated in other cities as well.
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Twitter seems to be in an all-out drive to expand its video content. The San Francisco-based company is looking for partners that can deliver premium video content in sports, news and entertainment in Latin America, said Kay Madati, Vice President and Global Head of Content Partnerships at Twitter, in an interview with Latin Trade.
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In Colombia, beekeeper Jairo Velandia says he’s not going to sit back and let bees die.
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Oscar Arias was a brash, young politician in Costa Rica who was recently elected President (in 1986). Bringing peace to Central America was one of his main campaign promises.
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Latinos are being closely watched during the 2018 midterm elections, which could transform the country’s future.
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November 6th will mark a big day in U.S. politics. That’s when voters head to the polls for the midterm elections. Take a look at John Zarrella’s report to see how Latinos in Florida are feeling.
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Peru’s divisive opposition leader Keiko Fujimori has been sent back to prison. This comes just after a judge ruled she should serve three years ahead of a corruption trial. The former, first daughter allegedly ran a money laundering scheme for her party.
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Thousands of Venezuelans have gathered on Peru’s northern border with Ecuador. They’re hoping to get into the country before a deadline to apply for a residency permit.
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Lessons from PepsiCo’s Laxman Narasimhan, CEO Latin America, Europe and Sub-Saharan Africa for PepsiCo.
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Entrepreneurs from more than 60 nations around the globe are attending Havana’s 36th International Trade Fair. It’s an event designed to bring business and investment to Cuba.
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