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Credicorp's sixth inclusion index puts Peru at 47.7 points, up from 37.9 in 2021, with 29% of Peruvians at the top level and 69% holding a mobile wallet.
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Police name 9 firms as suspects and identify 97 in Indonesia's fire cases.
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Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's support fell to 49.1% in a Kyodo poll.
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Maputo's late October brings a Millennium bim art exhibition, animation film at the Franco-Moçambicano centre and the Bokani Dyer Trio.
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Instituto França puts Flávio Bolsonaro at 50.8% and Lula at 49.2% of valid votes, a technical tie five days before the Brazil runoff on 25 October.
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Gendarmes in Bata arrested a 35-year-old Malian man on Monday 19 October over an alleged assault on a girl of 15, and he is presumed innocent.
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Nigeria confirmed its first Ebola case in Abuja on 20 October 2026.
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Edward Ince, a director of Republic Bank Ltd in Trinidad and Tobago, resigned effective 15 October.
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Malawi's annual inflation eased to 19.4% in September, its lowest since May 2022, but non-food prices are still rising at 31.5% a year.
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Entel said on 20 October that 2,509,380 customers in Peru can use Starlink on their phones, against 3,046,385 in Chile, less than a year after launch.
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Ecopetrol voided its five-year LNG import tenders on 19 October and the energy minister backed it, as Colombia's proven gas reserves fell about 39%.
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Argentina admitted two TGS gas liquids projects worth over US$3.2 billion to its RIGI incentive regime, with exports of US$1.1 billion a year from 2030.
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A New York judge voided the US$16.1 billion YPF judgment against Argentina on 19 October and closed the case, leaving only Burford's US Supreme Court petition.
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Shareholders of Brazil's Casas Bahia ratified the company's judicial recovery request on 19 October, while a São Paulo court has yet to accept the case.
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Chile's Codelco offered European buyers a record US$350 a tonne copper premium for 2027, up from US$325, two outlets report.
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Honduras remittances passed US$10 billion this year, with US$10.1 billion received by 1 October, 11.3% above 2025, central bank figures show.
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Guyana's oil fund took in about US$3.88 billion in nine months, with US$1.89 billion in the third quarter, the Bank of Guyana's reports show.
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Fuel and energy exports rose 89.1% to US$1.781 billion in September, leaving an energy surplus of US$1.6 billion, just over half of Argentina's total.
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Brent near US$110 lifts Mexico oil revenue 10.5%, yet Pemex crude exports fell 45% in August and fuel imports left a US$4.0 billion trade deficit.
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A Bogotá judge ordered the National Museum to keep every piece pulled from its halls, after about 30 items were removed.
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Nigeria's finance minister wants the state oil company NNPC and gas exporter NLNG on the stock exchange to help build a US$1 trillion capital market.
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Brazil's electoral court says no voter can be arrested or detained from 20 October, five days before the 25 October runoff, except in three cases.
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China narrowed its Brazil poultry ban to 14 Santa Catarina plants after a Newcastle case, while Mexico stopped poultry from all of Brazil.
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Safaricom refunds began on 23 July, moving money left on old recycled lines to owners' new numbers.
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Datatec expects underlying earnings of 29.5 to 31.0 US cents a share, while headline earnings rise only 0.5% to 7.3%, it told investors on 20 October.
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Puerto Rico says New Fortress owes about US$100 million for diesel burned when gas went undelivered.
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Ethiopia's state telecom operator has an acting CEO, Tariku Demissie, after its chief of eight years joined the cabinet.
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USCIS approved 139 Cuban Adjustment Act cases and denied 447 from April to June 2026, an approval share of 23.7%, while 342,360 cases stay pending.
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Argentina's Milei accused Lula of machismo on 20 October over a clipped interview remark, five days before the Brazil runoff, and offered no fraud evidence.
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Equatorial Guinea's deputies approved the next state budget of about US$1.9 billion on Monday 19 October, as falling oil income shrinks public spending.
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Data Ranking's Brazil runoff poll gives Lula 50.4% and Flávio Bolsonaro 49.6% of valid votes, inside the 2.15-point margin of error.
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Volkswagen's Puebla workers rejected a 13.16% pay deal on 15 October, and the strike notice ends 22 October.
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Lawyer Nicolas Tiangaye said on Tuesday 20 October that no charges have been stated against five Central African Republic activists held since 15 October.
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ExxonMobil's head of exploration is said to have described a big discovery in Guyana's Stabroek Block.
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Six police officers were honoured in Montego Bay on 19 October 2026 for rescuing a woman and a constable from floodwaters after Hurricane Melissa.
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Mauritania shipped 603,000 tonnes of liquefied natural gas in the third quarter, 16% more than a year earlier, but September slipped below last year.
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Bukele says 10,629 detainees labelled casual gang collaborators will be reviewed and about half could leave early, while families question who qualifies.
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Ghana's state gold buyer GoldBod said small-scale miners exported 85.4 tonnes worth US$11.6 billion this year, ahead of large mines at US$11.1 billion.
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Ecuador floods have affected more than 23,000 people and killed three, including two workers buried in Azuay, as seven rivers overflowed on 20 October.
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Seven police officers are under investigation after the Foppa killing in Guatemala City, where two brothers were arrested and freed the next day.
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Morocco's biggest bank, Attijariwafa, joined China's CIPS payment network on 20 October, giving Moroccan firms a direct yuan route for trade with China.
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Costa Rica reported about 1.5 tonnes of cocaine seized and two arrests after a chase off Cabo Matapalo on 19 and 20 October, with US DEA support.
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Finance Minister Khamis Mussa Omar and IFC's Ethiopis Tafara agreed in Bangkok to work on private investment for Tanzania's US$1 trillion economy goal.
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A fire on a LATAM jet halted flight LA2302 to Piura at Lima airport on 19 October.
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A Rio police shooting on Avenida Brasil killed Queimados secretary Jefferson Dias da Silva, 51, on 19 October.
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JPMorgan's N50 billion (about US$37.5 million) deposit with the Central Bank of Nigeria is one of the last steps before a merchant bank licence.
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A Brazil jury acquitted a 59-year-old grandmother on 19 October of poisoning her granddaughter with a cake in July 2025.
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Paris wants more Algerian crude and liquefied gas as Europe heads into winter; Algeria can add oil quickly, but extra LNG is harder to find.
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Bolivia's mining authority AJAM says it found over 100 excavators, 200 dump trucks and 500 people at a Potosí gold site with no valid title.
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A Rondônia columnist says drug planes land more often near Bolivia.