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Ride the Waves: Top 4 Surfing Sites in South America

There are lots of tourist spots in South America and among the most favorite destinations are the beaches. Aside from the usual swimming and diving, travelers come to the region with their surf boards because of the great surfing spots across the territory.
The Beverly Hills Chamber Of Commerce Hosts EXPERIENCE: East Meets West Event

Amanda Judge Talks About How Her ‘Poverty Reduction Business’ Has Grown Into a ‘Fashion Business’

It was after college that the 26-year-old Amanda Judge wanted to start something new in life, something that could make her happy. With a desire to create a positive impact on the world, she left the U.S. and flew to Latin America to find inspiration.
The Coffee Economy In Costa Rica

Lorena Lopez: How This Latina ‘Connects Latin America to the World’

Latin America, with the countries' advancements in technology and abundance of its resources, is considered to be one of the perfect grounds for many different business opportunities around the globe. Lorena Lopez saw how Latin America could become an asset in the business field so she took advantage of it.
Pablo Neruda

Chilean Court Orders Pablo Neruda’s Exhumed Remains Back to His Tomb

One of the world’s most celebrated poets, Pablo Neruda, is coming home. Neruda’s remains, which were exhumed to help determine his cause of death, have been ordered back to the poet’s tomb by a Chilean court on Wednesday.
Peru Trekking

4 Places in Peru Every Traveler Should Visit

One of the things that capture the hearts of the travelers are the locals, and their enthusiasm to share the beauty of the country and their local culture.
Brazil Faces New Health Epidemic As Mosquito-Borne Zika Virus Spreads Rapidly

Zika Update: Indian Biotech Firm Develops Two Possible Vaccines

Two vaccines which can be used as an immunization against Zika virus were developed by an Indian biotechnology company, according to scientists.
5 Latin American Traditions to Make Valentine’s Day More Romantic

5 Latin American Traditions to Make Valentine’s Day More Romantic

Valentine’s Day is the time of the year when most people are in the mood for expressing their utmost affections. For couples, it is usually a time to celebrate their blissful relationships and as for hopeless romantics, it might be a perfect time to find “The One,” with cupid’s luck.
Bush Addresses Cuba Policy At State Department

Latin Caribbean Cuisine Restaurant Soon to Open in Brewer

An authentic Latin Caribbean cuisine that delivers the Cubano menu called A Taste of Sunshine in Maine will open in Brewer this Saturday at 11 a.m.
Six People Murdered On Chicago's South Side As City's Homicides Rise

Nicole Lovell Case Update: Official Says Her Death Was Carefully Planned

Natalie Keepers and David Eisenhauer, Virginia Tech students, allegedly planned the crime to abduct and kill Nicole Lovell in late January at the Cook Out, a fast-food chain restaurant, in Blacksburg, Virginia, authorities said Thursday, February 4.
Venezuela, Argentina Show High Misery Indexes

Latin America: Home of the World’s Most Miserable Economies? Venezuela, Argentina Show High Misery Indexes

Due to enormous political tension, power struggles, soaring inflation as well as falling currencies and commodities in Latin America, several countries across the region have been listed with high misery indexes.
Millennial Business

5 Crisis-Resistant Tips for Launching Startup Business in Latin America

Launching a startup business is oftentimes challenging and terrifying, especially in a tough economic environment. But experts are sharing some crisis-resistant tips for growing and scaling a startup on a foreign soil.
Baby Allosaurus Skeleton Forms Centrepiece Of Auction Preview

Paleobotanists Discover Preserved Prehistoric Butterfly Fossils

Paleobotanists have discovered preserved prehistoric butterfly fossils from two digging sites in Asia which looks quite similar to the modern winged-insects. The butterfly is called kalligrammatid lacewings or Oregramma illecebrosa that lived more than 120 million years ago during the Mesozoic Era.
Belvedere At amfAR's Inspiration Gala Los Angeles

Ryan Murphy Looks Into Diversity in Hollywood

Television screenwriter, director and producer Ryan Murphy is reportedly doubling up his efforts to make the TV and film industry more open to diversity, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter. In light of the recent Oscars which only nominated and awarded White actors and filmmakers, Murphy reveals that he will review diversity in Hollywood, the publication adds.
Donald Trump Holds Event To Benefit Veterans On Night Of GOP Debate

Martha Debayle and How Her Multimedia Empire Helps Mexican Mothers in Prenatal Health, Parenting

Being a mother is one of the toughest jobs in the world. That's why most of the time soon-to-be moms end up clueless about how to perfectly do this "special job." That's what urged Martha Debayle to start her own multimedia empire. The BBMundo, or Baby World when translated, became the answer to her frustration when she experienced the stress of being a mother for the first time for herself.
Vacation in Costa Rica

The Best Things to Do While in Costa Rica

Many tourists find Costa Rica to be an impressive country. People who have already been here cannot forget their experience because the place is simply full of beautiful sceneries and the trip was never boring for the loads of things to do while on vacation.
Bogota

4 Haunted Places to Visit in Colombia

Colombia may be one of the most beautiful countries in Latin America, but it does not eliminate the fact the country is filled with heart-stopping ghost stories.
Iguacu Falls A Finalist In New Seven Wonders Of Nature Contest

Valeria Pasmanter and How Her Startup Helps Foreigners Find Rooms in Argentina

Finding a place to stay in Argentina is not just stressing but also dangerous. That's why most of the foreigners who had visited the place would often complain about their demoralizing experiences, but Valesia Pasmanter has a way to help them out.
The Hollywood Reporter's Annual Nominees Night Party

CBS Executive Chairman Sumner Redstone Resigns, Replaced by Leslie Moonves

The 92-year-old Sumner M. Redstone has resigned as the chairman of CBS. The company's position for CEO and president will be replaced by Leslie Moonves while Redstone becomes the company's chairman emeritus. His resignation is effective immediately.
Rio 2016 Organizing Committee presents the Olympic Torch and Relay Route for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

Latin American Health Ministers Hold Emergency Meeting About Zika Outbreak

Latin American health officials agreed to have an emergency meeting against the Zika virus outbreak Wednesday, Feb. 3. The meeting was held in Montevideo, Uruguay, participated by 14 health officials including Brazilian Health Minister Marcelo Castro.
Subway Fresh Fit 500 Practice

Nicole Madison Lovell Allegedly Stabbed to Death the Day She Disappeared

The investigation showed that Nicole Madison Lovell, the 13-year old Virginia girl, was stabbed to death the very day she disappeared, according to authorities.
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