Tag: El Salvador
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60 Minutes Segment Vanishes from CBS, Reappears on Global TV Website After Being Pulled
Overview: A Segment That Was Supposed to Stay Put A controversial 60 Minutes report, centered on Venezuelan men who allege torture while imprisoned in El Salvador, has become a talking point in media and human rights circles after a surprising development: the segment, which CBS initially aired, was pulled from the CBS platform but later…
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60 Minutes Segment on Venezuelan Torture Surfaces Online After CBS Pull
Background: A Segment That Wasn’t Supposed to Be Seen A 60 Minutes report once shown by CBS, focusing on Venezuelan men who allege they were tortured after being sent to a prison in El Salvador, resurfaced online after being pulled from the network’s broadcast. The segment appeared on Global TV’s website in Canada, where viewers…
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60 Minutes Segment Pulled by CBS Appears on Global TV Site, Centering Venezuelan Torture Claims
New Footage Resurfaces Online After CBS Pulling 60 Minutes Segment The CBS news magazine 60 Minutes faced new attention after a segment about Venezuelan men who claim they were tortured while detained in a Salvadoran prison appeared on Global TV’s website. The program, which CBS had reportedly pulled from its broadcast, has drawn scrutiny over…
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Controversy at 60 Minutes: Bari Weiss’s Edits Delay Deportation Policy Story
Overview of the Situation In a surprising development for CBS News’ flagship program, 60 Minutes, a planned report on Trump administration deportations to El Salvador was pulled from the Sunday broadcast. The decision reportedly came hours before airtime and was made under the direction of Bari Weiss, the network’s newly appointed editor-in-chief. The move has…
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Central America Leads the Way: Digital Yellow Fever Certificates Roll Out in El Salvador and Costa Rica
Overview: A regional milestone in travel health The Americas have achieved a historic milestone by issuing digital yellow fever vaccination certificates, with El Salvador and Costa Rica at the forefront. In collaboration with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), these Central American countries are adopting World Health Organization (WHO)…
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Americas Launch First Digital Yellow Fever Certificates with IDB and PAHO Support
Overview: A Milestone for Public Health and Travel Safety In a landmark move for global health governance, El Salvador and Costa Rica announced the launch of digital yellow fever vaccination certificates, marking the Americas as the first region to issue such documents in alignment with World Health Organization (WHO) standards. With technical and financial backing…
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El Salvador and Costa Rica Lead Global Change with Digital Yellow Fever Certificates
Overview: A Regional First in Digital Health Documentation The Americas have become the world’s testing ground for a new era of health documentation. El Salvador and Costa Rica announced the launch of digital yellow fever vaccination certificates, marking the first time a WHO-standard digital certificate is issued on a regional scale. This milestone, supported by…