Winning the lottery may be every person's dream, but there seems to be a downside to it. Winning the lottery may be every person's dream, but there seems to be a downside to it.
Latin America is widely known to be a region of passion. Couples who already visited this place really feel that fervor because of the overall ambiance that the islands and scenic locations give, as even simple walks along the shorelines are so romantic.
Most Latinos are so stressed nowadays that they would often dream of an amazing travel adventure even just once a year. Traveling is like their sweet escape from life's pressure and their key to enjoy the real beauty of nature in the most extraordinary way. But sometimes, it can also be a burden which can lead to anxiety, especially to first time travelers who don't have any idea what to do. The good thing is technology already has its ways to make traveling more comfortable and hassle-free.
A construction worker from Texas who currently works in Loving, New Mexico had just been named as one of the newest millionaires after winning a Powerball lottery. Jose Sarabia earlier this week finally received the check that had a $2 million amount after visiting the lottery headquarters to claim his prize.
The beauty of Latin America beaches is so serene that most people don't have the ability to resist the aquatic charm. The crystal-clear clean water, fine white or pink sand and hundreds of shades of green and blue colors are what summarizes the beaches' most pristine and picturesque beauty. Most parts of Latin America are tropical which makes these nature's masterpieces accessible to all beach junkies almost all year round.
Matt de la Pena made the headlines as he was awarded a Newbery Medal for Best Childrens Book. Matt de la Pena made the headlines as he was able to bring honor to his country after being named as the first Latino author to win a Newbery Medal for his children's book.
Catherine Nicole Cando, the Ecuadorian beauty queen, has died following a botched cosmetic procedure. She suffered complications from the liposuction she received on Saturday. The procedure that killed her was a prize from the Duran beauty pageant which she won in Guayas, Ecuador in October 2015.
All Major League Baseball teams are now required to hire their own Spanish interpreters for the 2016 season. The move is part of the “Spanish-language translator program” initiated by MLB and the player’s league union.
Spurs assistant coach Ettore Messina knew Manu Ginobili was a very skilled basketball player back in the late 1990s, but he never expected the Argentian's career to be this successful.
Chilean Businesswoman Iris Fontbona, the richest person in Chile and the 35th in the list of World Billionaires, has an assessed net worth of $9.9 billion as of January 2016.
Latin Americans have an array of food fares that cannot be found in any other countries. And this is even more true with bizarre foods that the natives consider as ‘normal’ cuisine.
Here are five ways a handful of Latin American countries prepare the popular Latino flatbread dish. Latin America's menu of mouth-watering dishes ranges from the delightfully simple to the deliciously intricate.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff hopes her economic plan for the country will restore the people's faith in her administration and subdue the impeachment proceedings against her.
Market Specialists are the people who help companies, organizations or businessmen figure out what sells. They gather information about local, national and the regional market then figure out which products are in demand and the products people love to buy. Latinos who are interested in this position must have analytical, communication and critical-thinking skills. They should also know how to analyze data and focus on detail.
Mexican officials confirmed the death of at least 20 people after a bus plunged into a ravine on Sunday, Jan. 10, in Atoyac, Veracruz, Mexico. The bus which belongs to Paso del Toro line was carrying players of an amateur soccer team along with some members of their families.
The government of Mexico is now planning to begin the extradition process of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán, Arely Gómez González, the attorney general of Mexico, said on Saturday.
