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  1. Biden unveils $8.2 billion investment in revolutionary rail projects to transform U.S. travel

    U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Geoff Freeman commended the Biden administration for its dedication to improving passenger rail connectivity, stating, "Our nation’s leaders have a responsibility to help travelers get from Point A to Point B—and rail has an important role to play in this effort. We applaud the Biden administration for its efforts to improve passenger rail connectivity and make travel within the U.S. more modern, seamless and efficient."

    Region:
    USA
    Category:
    Tourism
    Biden unveils $8.2 billion investment in revolutionary rail projects to transform U.S. travel
  2. WTTC Global Summit to be held in Cancun in April 2020

     
    Gloria Guevara, President & CEO of WTTC, said: “WTTC remains strongly committed to supporting Puerto Rico’s amazing comeback story as seen in their record-breaking year in tourism last year. Although the island was ready to welcome us with open arms this April, despite the recent seismic activity in the southern region, reallocating resources to continue this great momentum is the right thing to do in order to further boost tourism. We are looking forward to hosting an event in Puerto Rico later this year.”

    Region:
    World
    Category:
    Tourism
    WTTC Global Summit to be held in Cancun in April 2020
  3. Bolivian President Morales calls for new elections after OAS audit

    Bolivian president Evo Morales said on Sunday he would call for new elections after the Organization of American States (OAS) released a report saying that a disputed Oct. 20 vote should be annulled due to irregularities.
    The long-standing leader of the South American nation also said he would replace the members of the electoral board, which has come under fire after the election, which had been won by Morales, was mired in widespread allegations of electoral fraud.

    Region:
    America
    Category:
    Politics
    Bolivian President Morales calls for new elections after OAS audit
  4. Argentina to tax grain exports, slash ministries to balance budget

    President Mauricio Macri is seeking a deal with the IMF to accelerate a $50 billion loan program.
    The new austerity measures, announced Monday, were prompted by a 16 percent slide in the value of the peso last week, bringing the local currency's losses to almost 50 percent against the dollar so far this year.

    Region:
    Argentina
    Category:
    Politics
    Mauricio Macri announced a reduction of his Cabinet and the reinstatement of the withholdings on exports