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The leaders of Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Honduras, Mexico, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Venezuela met virtually and agreed to take steps to facilitate commercial trade, La Jornada reported April 5.

Latin America: Left-Wing Governments Ally to Reduce Food Inflation

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Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne announced efforts to hold a public referendum on becoming a republic -- instead of a parliamentary constitutional monarchy that formally recognizes King Charles III -- in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death, Reuters reported Sept. 11.

Caribbean: Death of Queen Elizabeth II May Renew Countries' Efforts to Become Republics

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The Suitors of Sub-Saharan Africa

The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a U.S. foreign aid agency established in 2004, identified Zambia and Belize as eligible to receive its $400-500 million five-year grants, The Africa Report reported Dec. 15.

Zambia: Millennium Challenge Corporation Bestows Multi-million Dollar Grant 

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After two weeks of negotiations, representatives of nearly 200 countries have approved the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit the extent of climate change in the coming decades, The Telegraph reported Dec. 12.

France: Delegates Approve Paris Climate Change Deal

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (C) at a weekly Cabinet meeting Feb. 19, 2023, in Jerusalem.

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A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.

The Weekly Rundown: Israel's Cabinet Votes on a National Guard, Von der Leyen and Macron Visit China

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Paris Agreement Emphasizes Shift Away From Oil

The pace of the transition will be decided by how quickly new technologies reach the developing world.

Delegates attend a plenary session at the U.N. climate change summit in Paris on Dec. 9.

The agreement signed Dec. 12 in Paris is just a small part of a broader energy transition driven by technological change.

Climate Agreement Will Only Hasten Transition Beyond Oil

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Economic relations will be emphasized during U.S. President Barack Obama's visit with Central American leaders.

The Increasing Emphasis on U.S.-Central American Trade

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Latin America: Left-Wing Governments Ally to Reduce Food Inflation

Caribbean: Death of Queen Elizabeth II May Renew Countries' Efforts to Become Republics

Zambia: Millennium Challenge Corporation Bestows Multi-million Dollar Grant

France: Delegates Approve Paris Climate Change Deal

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