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Rio’s Little Africa, Where Enslaved Africans Were Landed, Now Has a Community Map (opens the original)
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Most visitors know Pequena África — Little Africa — for one thing: the free Monday samba at Pedra do Sal, in Rio de Janeiro’s old port district. About 250 metres away, below the level of a quiet square, lie the stones of the Valongo Wharf, where enslaved Africans were brought ashore in the early 19th century. This month a community arts group from the Providência hill, next to the port, put the area’s Black history on an online map. Memórias da Pequena África — Memories of Little Africa — has 1,
Brazil's Embraer Delivers Uzbekistan's First C-390, a Central Asia Debut (opens the original)
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Brazil’s Embraer has delivered the first Embraer C-390 military transport to Uzbekistan. The former Soviet republic becomes its first operator in Central Asia. The handover took place on Friday 25 September at the company’s plant in Gavião Peixoto, in São Paulo state. Uzbekistan has ordered two of the aircraft, according to Embraer’s December 2024 order announcement and Airway. Brazilian aviation site Airway reports that this first plane was built for Brazil’s own air force. It was reassigned af
Trump Predicts Cuba Deal Without Military Force as Havana Rebukes US at UN (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he expects a Cuba deal, and doubts the US military will be needed. “I would say that Cuba and us will make a deal,” he told reporters at the White House before leaving for Tennessee. Later that day Cuba’s foreign minister, Bruno Rodríguez, took the podium at the UN General Assembly in New York. He called the American oil blockade an “act of collective punishment” designed to push the island into a humanitarian crisis. The remark came in answer to a qu
Opening a Bank Account in Uruguay as a Foreigner (opens the original)
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Uruguay will open you an account without residency. It will ask harder questions about where your money came from than most of the region. Uruguay is the most straightforward country in South America for a foreigner to open a bank account in. The catch is documentation: you need to show the origin of your funds to a standard the rest of the region does not apply. Uruguay’s approach to non-resident banking sits inside a larger shift across Latin American finance. A decade of automatic information
Safety in Morocco for Expats: The Roads Are the Real Risk (opens the original)
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Safety in Morocco for expats starts on the road. A Western resident in Morocco is far more likely to be hurt on the road than by crime or terrorism. That is where the guide should start. Morocco records one of the lower homicide rates in the world and one of the higher road-death rates in its region, and most safety advice about the country focuses on the wrong one of those. Morocco’s intentional homicide rate was 1.7 per 100,000 in 2023 on United Nations data, having moved between 1.4 and 2.9 o
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