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World 5 years ago
World's first Covax jab injected as US eyes J&J rollout
Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo on Monday became the first recipient of a coronavirus vaccine under the global Covax scheme, as US health workers prepared to distribute nearly four million doses of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson jab.
Entertainment 5 years ago
Love in the time of COVID: TV kisses return, despite pandemic
Colombia's popular daytime soap operas -- known as telenovelas in Latin America -- were forced off the screens by the coronavirus pandemic. But after six months of silence, they are back in all their steamy and corny glory -- kisses included.
People 5 years ago
Colombian village offers hope for indigenous gay men
Growing up in an indigenous village in the Colombian Amazon, Junior Sangama long hid his sexuality -- before clashing with his family and choosing to leave. But the 27-year-old has since returned home, one of a number of gay residents who have found a place, of sorts, in the deeply conservative community of Nazareth.
Environment 5 years ago
Saving the Amazon's orphan monkeys
Far from the rifle cracks that occasionally rip through the rainforest as local tribesmen hunt mature primates for their meat and soft pelts, a sanctuary in a corner of the Colombian Amazon is offering new life to the orphaned monkeys left behind.
World 5 years ago
Hurricanes Eta, Iota hit Nicaragua with $743 million in economic losses
Nearly 44,000 homes suffered total or partial damage in Nicaragua, said Nicaraguan Finance Minister Ivan Acosta, estimating the storms have cost the country $743 million in losses, according to government media site El 19.
World 6 years ago
Colombia makes arrests in sex trafficking plot that lured women to China
Colombian police broke up an accused sex trafficking ring that recruited women in Colombia and forced them into prostitution in China, authorities said on Tuesday, exposing a plot of criminal deception that preyed upon poor and vulnerable women.
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