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Former conflict zones will control 30 percent of national rural development spending under legislation passed in Bogotá.
Former conflict zones will control 30 percent of national rural development spending under legislation passed in Bogotá.
Rural councils will propose investments in roads, schools, and crop substitution, with federal auditors retaining oversight on procurement.
Norway, Germany, and a coalition of private foundations expand financing for indigenous land stewardship and enforcement.
Monterrey and Saltillo report record factory openings as US manufacturers diversify away from China.
Leaders frame the initiative as a complement—not a replacement—for existing monetary systems.