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Colombia's Environment Ministry confirmed on Thursday that the El Niño phenomenon arrived about three months earlier than expected and that, if projections hold, it will be one of the "most intense recorded since 1950," according to data from the Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies (Ideam). The agency said the conditions associated with the phenomenon —which warms ocean waters above normal— are already present in the equatorial Pacific.

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Fujimori edges ahead of Sánchez in Peru as expat ballots flip a razor-thin count

Conservative Keiko Fujimori reclaimed first place on Wednesday night in Peru's presidential runoff, in a count being decided vote by vote that took a decisive turn with the arrival of ballots from Peruvians abroad. With 98.2% of the tally sheets processed by the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE), Fujimori reached 50.002% against 49.999% for leftist Roberto Sánchez, a difference of fewer than a thousand votes. If the trend holds, the Fuerza Popular leader could become the country's first woman elected president at the polls.

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EU mission praises transparency in Peru's runoff but criticizes the slow count

The European Union (EU) election observation mission in Peru highlighted the order and transparency of Sunday's presidential runoff, though it criticized the slowness in proclaiming the results and warned of episodes of racism and discrimination during the campaign. The head of the mission, Italian MEP Annalisa Corrado, asked Peruvians to wait patiently, at a time when, with about 96% of the count completed, conservative Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sánchez remain in a technical tie.

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Falklands celebrated Environment and Oceans awareness last Sunday

The Falkland Islands Environment Department, together with Agriculture, Fisheries, and the Maritime Authority joined SAERI and other related organizations in celebrating World Environment Day and World Ocean Day during the last weekend.

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Santiago seeks to build a cultural avenue like those in Buenos Aires or Madrid

More than fifty institutions and cultural centers located around Santiago's main avenue agreed on Tuesday to expand their cooperation and coordinate their programming to turn that historic thoroughfare into a cultural hub, similar to those in other capitals such as Buenos Aires or Madrid. Museums, theaters, libraries, cinemas and universities created the Red Alameda Cultural, a platform on which they will publish all their activities to enliven the corridor and offer citizens a complete cultural experience.

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Milei defends unregulated AI push after warning from historian Yuval Noah Harari

Israeli historian Yuval Noah Harari takes issue with President Milei's proposal to grant legal personhood to corporations operated by AI, writing it could be dangerous. Leer más

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Bolivian President Paz says 'narco-terrorists' behind crippling protests

Protestors are demanding that US-backed President Rodrigo Paz's fledgling government tackle a deep economic crisis, others are demanding he step down. Leer más

Brazil suspends its dengue vaccine as a precaution after two deaths

Brazil temporarily suspended the dengue vaccination campaign it began in January, after detecting two deaths and several cases of serious adverse reactions. The vaccine, the world's first single-dose shot, was developed by the Butantan Institute in São Paulo and had already been given to half a million people through the public health system. Health authorities stressed that there is not yet enough data to link the deaths to the product and that the interruption is a preventive measure.

Venezuela's Cabello rejects Machado's offer of talks with the chavista leadership

Venezuela's Interior, Justice and Peace Minister and secretary general of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, on Monday ruled out any political negotiation with opposition leader María Corina Machado and with the Democratic Unitary Platform, days after the opposition made an unprecedented offer to sit down for talks with chavismo. "There is nothing on the table with them, and even less with her," he said.

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Sánchez overtakes Fujimori in Peru count with 95% tallied; overseas vote still to come

Leftist Roberto Sánchez moved ahead in the count of Peru's presidential runoff, in an election being decided vote by vote. With about 95% of the tally sheets processed by the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE), Sánchez had around 50.1% of the vote, against 49.9% for conservative Keiko Fujimori, a lead of some 41,000 ballots. The result, however, is not final: the votes of Peruvians abroad, historically favorable to the right, have yet to be counted.

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Sánchez narrowly ahead in Peru runoff quick count; both candidates urge caution

Peru's presidential runoff ended without a clear winner after an extremely close vote. A quick count by the pollster Ipsos, carried out with the NGO Transparencia on a representative sample of tally sheets, gave a slight edge to leftist candidate Roberto Sánchez, with 50.3% of the vote, against 49.7% for conservative Keiko Fujimori. The gap, within the margin of error, amounts to a technical tie that prolongs the uncertainty in a country that has had nine presidents in a decade.

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Fujimori and Sánchez close campaigns in Lima before Peru's tight Sunday runoff

Peru's presidential candidates, conservative Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sánchez, closed their campaigns in Lima on Thursday before thousands of supporters, three days before a runoff that polls suggest will be very close. Fujimori appealed for the "unity and reconciliation" of Peruvians, while Sánchez promised to end the "chaos" and centered his speech on anti-fujimorismo.

Buenos Aires Times (English)

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Stories that caught our eye: May 29 to June 5

A selection of stories that caught our eye over the last seven days in Argentina.v Leer más

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Anger as it emerges suspect in teenager's killing attempted previous kidnap

Details of shocking murder of 14-year-old Agostina Vega published by local media; Wave of public indignation over femicide and authorities’ previous handling of previous case involving prime suspect. Leer más

President Kast denounces 3.6%-of-GDP structural fiscal deficit inherited from Boric administration

Chilean President José Antonio Kast on Monday delivered his first annual Cuenta Pública address before the National Congress, based in Valparaíso, in a speech of two hours and twenty-five minutes centred on the country's fiscal situation and on criticisms of the outgoing administration of leftist Gabriel Boric (2022-2026). The president denounced that the incoming executive received a preliminary structural fiscal deficit of 3.6% of Gross Domestic Product, more than double the 1.6% committed to by the previous government, and characterized the situation as an "economic emergency" requiring urgent measures.

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Government unveils new nuclear policy focused on exports and foreign investment

A 54-page document from the Nuclear Affairs Secretariat ranks high-value-added nuclear exports as the sector's top priority La entrada Government unveils new nuclear policy focused on exports and foreign investment se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.

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Colombia elections: far-right De la Espriella and left-wing Cepeda to compete in runoff

Although Cepeda seemed to be the favorite in the polls, De la Espriella, who wants to carry out hardline security reforms, gathered more votes La entrada Colombia elections: far-right De la Espriella and left-wing Cepeda to compete in runoff se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.

Falklands Legislative Assembly marks Overseas Territories Day and start of Pride Month

The Falklands Legislative Assembly on 1 June marked British Overseas Territories Day with an institutional ceremony at Victory Green, in Stanley, in which the archipelago's flag flew alongside that of the United Kingdom throughout the day. The annual commemoration brings together the fourteen British Overseas Territories scattered across the Caribbean, the South Atlantic, the Antarctic, and the Pacific under a shared agenda of self-government and links with the administering power.

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Falklands, Territorial integrity and selfdetermination dominate discussions,… but oil may change that

The following piece from The Conversation was presented Vicky Kapogianni Lecturer in EU and International Law, University of Reading and Eric Loefflad, Lecturer in Law, LLM Pathway Director for Human Rights Law and International Law with International Relations, University of Kent

Paraguay arrests four Americans for marijuana smuggling

Paraguayan authorities have detained four US citizens following the seizure on Saturday of a private aircraft arriving from Miami that was carrying 261.6 kilograms of marijuana with high tetrahydrocannabinol content, the National Anti-Drug Secretariat (Senad) reported on Sunday. Among those arrested is Jabari Stephen Brown, known for having won an executive aircraft valued at several million dollars in a competition organized by US YouTuber MrBeast, considered the content creator with the most followers in the world. Brown was captured on Saturday night at a hotel in Asunción, becoming the fourth member of the aircraft's crew in Paraguayan custody.

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Colombia's government confirms El Niño will be among the most intense since 1950

Fujimori edges ahead of Sánchez in Peru as expat ballots flip a razor-thin count

EU mission praises transparency in Peru's runoff but criticizes the slow count

Falklands celebrated Environment and Oceans awareness last Sunday

Santiago seeks to build a cultural avenue like those in Buenos Aires or Madrid

Milei defends unregulated AI push after warning from historian Yuval Noah Harari

Bolivian President Paz says 'narco-terrorists' behind crippling protests

Brazil suspends its dengue vaccine as a precaution after two deaths

Venezuela's Cabello rejects Machado's offer of talks with the chavista leadership

Sánchez overtakes Fujimori in Peru count with 95% tallied; overseas vote still to come

Sánchez narrowly ahead in Peru runoff quick count; both candidates urge caution

Fujimori and Sánchez close campaigns in Lima before Peru's tight Sunday runoff

Stories that caught our eye: May 29 to June 5

Anger as it emerges suspect in teenager's killing attempted previous kidnap

President Kast denounces 3.6%-of-GDP structural fiscal deficit inherited from Boric administration

Government unveils new nuclear policy focused on exports and foreign investment

Colombia elections: far-right De la Espriella and left-wing Cepeda to compete in runoff

Falklands Legislative Assembly marks Overseas Territories Day and start of Pride Month

Falklands, Territorial integrity and selfdetermination dominate discussions,… but oil may change that

Paraguay arrests four Americans for marijuana smuggling

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Colombia's government confirms El Niño will be among the most intense since 1950

Fujimori edges ahead of Sánchez in Peru as expat ballots flip a razor-thin count

EU mission praises transparency in Peru's runoff but criticizes the slow count

Falklands celebrated Environment and Oceans awareness last Sunday

Santiago seeks to build a cultural avenue like those in Buenos Aires or Madrid

Milei defends unregulated AI push after warning from historian Yuval Noah Harari

Bolivian President Paz says 'narco-terrorists' behind crippling protests

Brazil suspends its dengue vaccine as a precaution after two deaths

Venezuela's Cabello rejects Machado's offer of talks with the chavista leadership

Sánchez overtakes Fujimori in Peru count with 95% tallied; overseas vote still to come

Sánchez narrowly ahead in Peru runoff quick count; both candidates urge caution

Fujimori and Sánchez close campaigns in Lima before Peru's tight Sunday runoff

Stories that caught our eye: May 29 to June 5

Anger as it emerges suspect in teenager's killing attempted previous kidnap

President Kast denounces 3.6%-of-GDP structural fiscal deficit inherited from Boric administration

Government unveils new nuclear policy focused on exports and foreign investment

Colombia elections: far-right De la Espriella and left-wing Cepeda to compete in runoff

Falklands Legislative Assembly marks Overseas Territories Day and start of Pride Month

Falklands, Territorial integrity and selfdetermination dominate discussions,… but oil may change that

Paraguay arrests four Americans for marijuana smuggling

Falklands, Territorial integrity and selfdetermination dominate discussions,… but oil may change that

Falklands, Territorial integrity and selfdetermination dominate discussions,… but oil may change that