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Dengue Outbreak 2024 : Cases Rise in South America and Caribbean

March 28, 2024

The number of cases of Dengue continue to surge in multiple countries throughout Latin America. Most recently, the CDC has issued a Health Alert for the country of Brazil, citing rising cases of both Dengue and Oropouche fever. Cases of Dengue have also been rising in other parts of Latin America -- including Argentina, Guatemala, Paraguay, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Puerto Rico, … [Read more...] about Dengue Outbreak 2024 : Cases Rise in South America and Caribbean

Margarita Madness ! Wild Agave Shortage. Will Mezcal Vanish ?

March 15, 2024

As if there isn't enough to worry about. Washington Post correspondent Kevin Seiff recently traveled to Oaxaca Mexico to investigate the diminishing supply of wild agave plants. Popularity, increasing profitability, and high demand in the face of limited supply risks placing certain agave species in a potentially unsustainable crisis. Why is this so concerning? While most consumers are … [Read more...] about Margarita Madness ! Wild Agave Shortage. Will Mezcal Vanish ?

Hundreds of Years Later, Some Still Believe The Earth is Flat….

March 15, 2024

In a "what did I just read" moment, I did a quick internet search on the topic covered in this CNN article. Unexpectedly, the search revealed an obscure group of round earth deniers. In an effort to comprehend this fringe concept, I delved a little more into the subject matter. And yes, there are those who still believe the earth is flat. CNN's coverage regarding a North Carolina … [Read more...] about Hundreds of Years Later, Some Still Believe The Earth is Flat….

Brazil Struggles with Dengue Outbreak – Over 1 Million Cases Since Beginning of 2024

March 12, 2024

Dengue is a viral illness transmitted by mosquitos. Also known as "break-bone fever" it can be asymptomatic or lead to serious complications, including a host of symptoms such as fever, nausea, vomiting, headache, pain, lethargy etc. Dengue's most feared complication (other than death) is bleeding and a series of hemorrhagic manifestations. Infected individuals may experience petechiae, … [Read more...] about Brazil Struggles with Dengue Outbreak – Over 1 Million Cases Since Beginning of 2024

El Salvador Adopted Bitcoin in 2021 – Debt Soared to 25 Billion in 2022

March 6, 2024

El Salvador made history when it first adopted Bitcoin as a legal tender back in 2021. At the time, the President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele revealed his dream to transform the country into a cryptocurrency friendly tax haven. When he announced plans for "Bitcoin City" it sparked a wave of Bitcoin enthusiasts tourism. According to reports, Bukele's plans include a city powered by … [Read more...] about El Salvador Adopted Bitcoin in 2021 – Debt Soared to 25 Billion in 2022

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