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Mon Laferte Costa Rica Concert 2026: Parque Viva on 5 December (opens the original)
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The Mon Laferte Costa Rica concert on 5 December 2026 brings her Femme Fatale Tour to Parque Viva, near San José. Mon Laferte, the Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter, plays Costa Rica on Saturday 5 December 2026 at 7 p.m. Costa Rica time. The show takes place at Parque Viva, an outdoor events park in La Guácima, Alajuela, west of the capital San José. Tickets on eticket.cr cost from US$83.73 to US$169.64, and entry is for over-18s only. Mon Laferte was born Norma Monserrat Bustamante Laferte in V
Who Is Nasry Asfura? Honduras's President, His Turn to Washington and What Comes Next (opens the original)
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Nasry Asfura took office in January 2026 after a disputed count and an open endorsement from Donald Trump. He has since moved Honduras closer to Washington, courted investors and launched a hard line against gangs. Asfura is a builder by trade who made his name with public works as mayor of the capital. In his first year he has courted Washington and investors, while polls show Hondurans split over his record. Nasry Juan Asfura Zablah was born on 8 June 1958 in Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital.
Colombia Raises Its Policy Rate to 12.25%: What Expats and Savers Need to Know (opens the original)
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Colombia’s central bank did on Wednesday what almost nobody expected: it raised rates. The 25-basis-point move to 12.25 percent breaks a hold that had stood since July, and it landed while the peso was already firming. The Banco de la República’s seven-member board, chaired by Governor Leonardo Villar, voted on Wednesday 30 September to raise the monetary-policy rate by 25 basis points, from 12 percent to 12.25 percent. The split shows a divided board: four directors backed the 25-point rise, tw
Mexico’s Peso Breaks 18 per Dollar: What It Means for Expats and Remittances (opens the original)
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The peso has crossed 18 per dollar for the first time in this stretch. For anyone paid in dollars, Mexico just got about 4.5 percent cheaper in two weeks. For anyone paid in pesos, the opposite is true. Both things are real, and neither is a verdict on the country. The peso weakened through Tuesday and crossed 18 per dollar on market screens — the first breach of that line in the current stretch. Early Wednesday, market estimates put it near 18.02. The official Banxico FIX, the central bank’s re
Hurricane Rachel Off Mexico’s Pacific Coast: What Travelers Need to Know (opens the original)
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Mexico’s Pacific coast has its second hurricane in a week. Rachel will pass offshore — but close enough for tropical-storm winds, flooding rain and lethal surf from Michoacán to Jalisco, and the forecast can still move. Rachel spent Tuesday strengthening off Guerrero and crossed hurricane strength overnight. By the NHC’s 11 p.m. MST advisory (06:00 UTC Wednesday), maximum sustained winds were 75 mph (120 km/h) with higher gusts, the pressure 985 millibars, and the center about 305 miles (495 km)
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