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Illustrating how the Bank's role in Latin America and the Caribbean has evolved in recent decades, countries in the region now turn increasingly to the institution for more than direct lending, including such services as risk insurance, commodity swaps, and climate adaptation finance.

From my last visit to Brazil, and what I heard from my family there, I can definitely see how the economy is shutting down. Reais are valued less than a dollar, so you can't get much with them. I am really hoping that, with help from the world bank, the Latin American economies are doing better.

I think it is because (and this is just a theory, I do not know for certain) Mexico and the Caribbean have a direct relationship with the USA, which gives them extra economical assistance outside the World Bank.

FABRÍCIO LOBEL DE SÃO PAULO Estudantes que ocupavam a escola Estadual Caetano de Campos, no centro de São Paulo, desde a noite de sexta-feira (7), decidiram sair do colégio após a chegada da tropa de choque da Polícia Militar. Segundo a Polícia Militar, da gestão Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB), a diretoria do colégio acionou a polícia após estudantes terem entrado no colégio. English: FABRÍCIO SÃO PAULO Lobel students occupied the Caetano de Campos State School, in downtown São Paulo, from the night of Friday (7), decided to leave the school after the arrival of the shock troops of the Military Police. According to the Military Police, management Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB), the board of the college sued the police after students have entered the school. This article can be translated on google.

From the section Latin America & Caribbean Brazilian police say they want to speak to International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach about an alleged scheme to resell tickets during last month's Rio Olympics. The police say Mr Bach is being treated as a witness, not a suspect.

World leaders have reacted with anger after North Korea carried out its fifth and reportedly biggest nuclear test. The South accused the North's leader Kim Jong-un of "maniacal recklessness". China "firmly opposed" the test, Japan "protested adamantly" and the US warned of "serious consequences".