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Stories for March 24th 2025
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Monday, March 24th 2025 - 08:34 UTC
Falklands Government convenes a Telecoms Assembly for Tuesday 25th March
The Falkland Islands Government (FIG) is inviting residents to a public meeting on Tuesday, 25th March, from 5pm until 6pm, upstairs in the Town Hall.Cambridge Management Consulting is conducting a second visit to the Falkland Islands to support FIG in shaping the future of the Telecoms Program.
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Monday, March 24th 2025 - 08:33 UTC
UK Ambassador in Uruguay ok after falling from horse
The United Kingdom's Ambassador to Uruguay Malcolm Green was reported to have sustained only minor bruises and a head injury after falling off his horse during the Patria Gaucha parade in Tacuarembó. He was initially treated at a local facility, where a CT scan ruled out any serious physical damage, and later transferred to Montevideo for further treatment at the British Hospital.
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Monday, March 24th 2025 - 08:22 UTC
IDB annual assembly hosted by Chile, focused on private sector engagement
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and IDB Invest will hold the 2025 Annual Meetings of their Boards of Governors in Chile on March 26-30. Economic and financial leaders from the Bank’s 48 member countries and the private sector will address key development challenges and opportunities in the Latin America and Caribbean region, including combating poverty and hunger and harnessing innovation to foster growth and sustainability.
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Monday, March 24th 2025 - 08:07 UTC
STF Justice Dino too votes against Bolsonarist Congresswoman Zambelli
Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF) Justice Flávio Dino Sunday added a nail to Congresswoman Carla Zambelli's legal coffin by voting in favor of sentencing her to five years and three months in addition to losing her seat in Parliament for the illegal possession of a firearm and illegal restraint with the use of a firearm, Agência Brasil reported.
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Monday, March 24th 2025 - 00:37 UTC
How Foreign Investments Are Shaping the Gaming Industry in Latin America
Latin America’s gaming industry has been expanding rapidly, thanks to greater internet access, a growing number of smartphone users, and rising interest in digital entertainment. While traditional casinos and lotteries once dominated the scene, the region is now embracing online platforms and mobile gaming, fueled largely by foreign direct investment.
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