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Rock in Rio, the First Semana de Arte and nine things in Rio in September 2026 include events like Rock in Rio across seven nights and a national holiday that closes Centro, the city’s first Semana de Arte, and nine things in Rio in September that cost nothing.
Source: What to Do in Rio in September 2026: Rock in Rio, the First Semana de Arte and Nine Free Things (The Rio Times)
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D1 will act as a banking correspondent for Grupo Aval, allowing customers to carry out basic banking transactions at store tills on behalf of Grupo Aval’s four banks.
Source: D1 Will Act as a Banking Correspondent for Grupo Aval (The Rio Times)
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Olímpica has contracted Promigas to supply solar power to 180 stores over seven years, with the energy company installing and operating the generation.
Source: Olímpica Signs a Seven-Year Solar Deal With Promigas (The Rio Times)
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Trump stated on 12 September that Washington will not withdraw from the USMCA, narrowing but not settling the pact’s joint review.
Source: Trump Rules Out Leaving the USMCA (The Rio Times)
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Telecom Argentina must transfer 6 million mobile lines and the Tuenti brand to Metrotel as part of the remedy attached to its 2024 Telefónica purchase.
Source: Telecom Argentina Must Sell 6 Million Mobile Lines to Metrotel (The Rio Times)
Written by llama at 2026-09-13 14:05 UTC. Each bullet restates one of the articles below and links to it; bullets that did not cite a real article were discarded.
Every story
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What to Do in Rio in September 2026: Rock in Rio, the First Semana de Arte and Nine Free Things
Rock in Rio across seven nights, a national holiday that closes Centro, the city’s first Semana de Arte, opera at the Municipal and nine things in Rio in September that cost nothing.
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D1 Will Act as a Banking Correspondent for Grupo Aval
Colombia’s largest hard-discount chain will let customers carry out basic banking transactions at store tills on behalf of Grupo Aval’s four banks.
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Olímpica Signs a Seven-Year Solar Deal With Promigas
Olímpica has contracted Promigas to supply solar power to 180 stores over seven years, with the energy company installing and operating the generation.
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Cartagena’s Mayor Answers Petro With Arrival Data
Dumek Turbay cited over 4 million visitors through September, air arrivals up 3.8% and road up 25.1%, answering President Petro on the sector.
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Trump Rules Out Leaving the USMCA
The US president said on 12 September that Washington will not withdraw from the USMCA, narrowing but not settling the pact’s joint review.
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Pope Leo XIV Will Visit Peru From 11 to 16 November
Leo XIV will travel to Lima, Chiclayo, Cusco and Pucallpa from 11 to 16 November, with Peru’s tourism ministry projecting 3.1 million participants.
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Telecom Argentina Must Sell 6 Million Mobile Lines to Metrotel
Telecom Argentina will transfer 6 million mobile lines and the Tuenti brand to Metrotel, the remedy attached to its 2024 Telefónica purchase.
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Caribbean Briefing: Gunmen Shoot Up a Suriname Union Building on the Eve of Its Election
Masked men fired on a Suriname power-utility union hours before its leadership vote. Jamaica's arrivals fell 23.65%. The Caribbean this weekend.
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Mexico and Central America Briefing: Teachers Break a Cordon in Oaxaca, Guatemala’s Court Threatens Ministers
Teachers reached the venue where Sheinbaum was speaking. Guatemala's top court gave police six hours to clear roads. Central America this weekend.
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Andean Region Briefing: Peru’s New President Faces Her First Interpellation
Peru's deputies summoned the interior minister over a crime wave. Ecuador imposed a coastal curfew. What moved across the Andean region this week.
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A Small-Town Judge Just Grounded Colombia’s Return to Aerial Spraying of Coca
A circuit court in Puerto Asis suspended the pilot programme. Colombia has been trying to restart aerial eradication since a 2015 ban.
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Colombia to Start Aerial Spraying of Coca Crops Despite Health Worries
The news comes days after Colombia’s president, Abelardo De La Espriella, and the U.S. secretary of state, Marco Rubio, discussed stronger measures against drug trafficking.
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Ecopetrol Purge Reaches the Subsidiaries as Colombia’s Oil Giant Heads for a Full Board Vote
COLOMBIA · ENERGY Key Facts —The sweep Ecopetrol has replaced its CEO, five vice presidents and two more top executives since late July, in what Colombian media openly call a purge of the Petro era…
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Guyana Signs Mineral Agreement With Mako Mining for Eagle Mountain Gold
Guyana signed a 10-year mineral agreement with Mako Mining for the Eagle Mountain gold project near Mahdia; construction from Q3 2027, first gold by end of 2028.
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‘Pay-by-the-day’ living in Pereira: The forgotten survivors of Colombia’s earthquake
In Pereira, Colombia, earthquake survivors living in pay-by-the-day rooms now face homelessness, overcrowded shelters, illness, and a struggle to be counted.
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Peru joins US-led ‘Shield of the Americas’ security alliance
Fujimori administration is latest right-wing government to join alliance for a more aggressive approach against crime.
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Muted US response to UK's West Bank sanctions may reflect simmering frustration
The UK accuses Israel's government of turning a blind eye to the "ethnic cleansing" of Palestinians by settlers.
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Planet Labs' Open Satellite Feed
Article URL: https://tech.marksblogg.com/planet-labs-open-satellite-feed.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49628429 Points: 4 # Comments: 0
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US, Iran Trade Strikes On Shipping As Oil Prices Surge Above $100 A Barrel
Iran said it attacked vessels near the Strait of Hormuz on September 9 after the United States destroyed several Iranian oil tankers overnight, in a sharp escalation in the six-month war.
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Uber rival inDrive scales beyond ride-hailing to capture more consumer spending
inDrive's ad business, first piloted in July 2025, has served more than 2 billion impressions and attracted over 2,000 paying advertisers a month.
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Northern Maraians' Lee after US Open debut: 'I can compete at this level'
Northern Mariana Islands tennis standout Carol Lee says her biggest takeaway from her US Open main-draw debut is knowing she can compete at Grand Slam level.
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French legionnaire escapes Colombian captors, makes four-day trek to freedom
A Colombian soldier in the French Foreign Legion who was taken hostage by guerrillas in Colombia escaped his captors after a four-day trek on foot through rebel-held territory. Jose Olger Melo Charry…
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Rubio to Push Colombia’s New Leader to Tackle Cocaine Trade
Targeting traffickers will be at the top of the agenda as Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Colombia, according to people familiar with his plans.
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What to Do in Rio in September 2026: Rock in Rio, the First Semana de Arte and Nine Free Things
Rock in Rio across seven nights, a national holiday that closes Centro, the city’s first Semana de Arte, opera at the Municipal and nine things in Rio in September that cost nothing.
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Opeth in Mexico City, Mexico: Progressive Metal Royalty at the Arena Ciudad de México on November 11, 2026
Opeth play Mexico City on November 11, 2026 at the Arena Ciudad de México — the Swedish progressive metal band's Latin American tour finale in Mexico.
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Algerian football chiefs name Hemdani to replace Petkovic as head coach
The Algerian Football Federation (FAF) confirmed on Sunday the appointment of the former Marseille and Glasgow Rangers midfielder Brahim Hemdani as head coach.
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Colombian government reports three killed in rebel attack on military post
Colombian authorities blame ELN rebel group for attack that reportedly included drones dropping explosives on compound.
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Venezuela Oil Is Not the Government’s to Sell, Machado Says
Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado says Venezuela oil wealth belongs to the people, not to what she calls an illegitimate regime in Caracas.
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Latin America Defense Monitor — August 30–September 5, 2026
Colombia's offensive killed 31 in five days as August became the deadliest month on ACLED record; US commanders warn the Iran war is draining Latin America; Green Berets confirmed in Ecuador; UNITAS…
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Everything you need to know if you're going to the Madrid F1 Grand Prix
After more than 40 years, the Spanish capital of Madrid will be hosting the Formula 1 Grand Prix from September 11th to the 13th. Here's what you need to know if you plan on attending.
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Colombia’s De La Espriella Poses With Bodies in a Video Posted Online
In Colombia, as in the United States and El Salvador, leaders are increasingly using images of captured or killed enemies to project power.
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Africa: 1 in 5 Children Across 21 Countries Have Experienced Tech-Facilitated Sexual Exploitation and Abuse - Unicef
[Unicef] New York -- More than half of abuse occurred on mainstream social media platforms; less than 1 per cent of all experiences were reported to authorities, new report finds
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Colombia Budget Debate Suspended as Ministers Skip
Colombia's budget debate on the 2027 spending plan was suspended after ministers skipped the session, and a senator demanded they show their face.
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After the Earthquake, They Used A.I. to Mobilize Aid
As volunteers struggled to get supplies to quake victims in Colombia, a few tech workers built an app to map and organize the sprawling relief effort.
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Colombia’s new Israel alliance is a strategic blow to Iran and its proxies - opinion
Colombia’s new government is reshaping alliances with Israel, reviving counterterrorism cooperation and strengthening a regional front against Iran, Hezbollah, and narco-terror networks
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Gustavo Petro Chooses Mexico for His First Trip Abroad as Ex-President
COLOMBIA · POLITICS Key Facts —The trip: Former Colombian president Gustavo Petro is in Mexico City, his first journey abroad since leaving office on 7 August. He returns to Colombia on Wednesday, 2…
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Tumaco Port Fuel Volumes in Eight Months Already Beat All of 2025
COLOMBIA · ENERGY Key Facts —The milestone: The port of Tumaco moved more than 762,000 net barrels of fuel in the first eight months of 2026, surpassing the roughly 483,000 barrels received in all of…
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Colombia Jobs: 578,000 Created in a Year, but Farming Lost 204,000
COLOMBIA · ECONOMY Key Facts —The headline: Colombia created 578,000 jobs in twelve months, a solid recovery on paper. —The exception: Agriculture lost 204,000 jobs over the same period — drought and…
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NATO's Arctic activity poses 'direct threat' to Russia, Lavrov warns
Russia views NATO’s growing activity in the Arctic as a direct security threat, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday. NATO launched its Arctic Sentry mission in February to strengthen its…
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Grindr wants to be the everything app for gay men; investors are still deciding whether it can pull it off
George Arison is done letting Wall Street's "Grindr discount" go unchallenged — in a wide-ranging Q&A, the CEO walks us through how AI, a controversial $350-plus EDGE tier, and a bet on healthcare and…