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Mexico Abortion Ruling from Supreme Court Brings Nationwide Decriminalization
The move comes two years after the court unanimously declared criminalizing early-term abortion unconstitutional
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How Inequality In Colombia Can Make Growing Old a Tougher Ordeal
For every $100 of wealth created in the last 10 years in the country, $45 has gone to the richest 1% and only $12 to the poorest 90% of the population
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One-Third of Immigrants In US Benefiting from DACA Program Still Lack Healthcare
The figures emerge amid a dispute over the suspension of the program proposed by nine Republican-held US states
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Healthcare Costs for Ethnic Minorities In the US Top $450 Billion, Up 40% Since 2014
Healthcare expenditure for minorities in the US has increased 40% between the years 2014-18, with the Black/Afro-American population representing the largest burden
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Why Is the US Banning the Most Controversial Abortion Pill in the World?
The FDA had given approval for the most common abortion method in the country over 20 years ago
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US-Born Latinos More Vulnerable to Chronic Illnesses than Other Ethnicities, AHA Says
A study by the American Heart Association says Latinos are more prone to developing asthma, chronic kidney disease, diabetes and severe obesity
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In Test for Gabriel Boric, Chile’s Private Healthcare System Is on Verge of Collapse
Insurers known as Isapres are falling further behind on payments to medical providers and warning of bankruptcy as they stare down a court order demanding they compensate clients for years of overcharges
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Latino, Black Dialysis Patients In US Face Greater Risk of Infection
Fifty-percent of the US population on dialysis are Hispanics or Afro-Americans, according to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Immigrant University Graduates In the US Could Help to Fill the Talent Gap
Immigrants graduate in high-demand fields such as STEM and healthcare, while 60% of immigrant college graduates have at least a master’s degree, compared to 53% of US-born college graduates
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Rounds of the Week: N1co, Liti, Perfekto and Leapr Secure Funding
Fintech, healthtech, foodtech and metaverse are the industries that raised seed-stage capital in Latin America this week
Startups
Brazilian Former Central Bank Chief Invests in Gene Bank Startup
Armínio Fraga and Eduardo Mufarej, former CEO of Tarpon Investimentos, are putting $2 million into gen-t