A new federal rule tying medical licenses to five years of domestic service has split the profession, as the country tries to stem an exodus that has left it with one doctor for every 5,000 people.
The government authorized a second fishing season of 1.9 million tons, well below last year’s catch, after surveys found the small fish that feed the world’s fishmeal industry retreating into cooler, deeper water.
A six-car train rolled along four kilometers of elevated track on Sunday in a test that the Colombian capital has been debating since 1942, with passenger service now targeted for March 2028.
Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger began issuing a joint travel document this month as their confederation builds institutions to replace the West African bloc they quit, leaving traders and migrants navigating two overlapping systems.
