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Right-wing Laura Fernandez wins Costa Rica presidential race — MARVIN RECINOS / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Costa Rica Politics · Costa Rica

Right-wing Laura Fernandez wins Costa Rica presidential race

37% Center coverage: 133 sources

Right-wing candidate Laura Fernandez has secured a decisive win in Costa Rica’s presidential election, following a campaign focused on tackling rising violence linked to the cocaine trade.See the Story

Spain to ban social media access for under-16s, PM Sanchez says — Pierre-Philippe MARCOU / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Social Media · Spain

Spain to ban social media access for under-16s, PM Sanchez says

43% Center coverage: 116 sources

Spain plans to ban social media for those aged under 16 and will create a law to hold social media executives personally responsible for hate speech on their plaforms, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Tuesday.See the Story

Clinics and Hospitals Can Import Medical Equipment at Less Cost

Javier Milei · Argentina

Clinics and Hospitals Can Import Medical Equipment at Less Cost

Buenos Aires, 2 February (NA) – Clinics and hospitals across the country will be able to acquire imported medical equipment more quickly and easily, with the aim of improving the quality of the health system and reducing operational costs. This was reported by the Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, when announcing a series of regulatory changes and, through a message on social network X that the Argentine News Agency agreed to, said: “From now on, c…See the Story

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