Articles by Rodrigo Ugarte

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Venezuela News, Protests and Riots Update: Two More Dead As Congresswoman Appeals to US Officials and OAS for Help

The death toll has risen to 33 with two more deaths on Saturday. Street clashes continue in Venezuela, with opposition protestors, mainly students, fighting with security forces as well as chavista supporters for control of various districts and cities.

Ukraine News, Protests, Riots & Relations With Russia Update: Ukraine Base Falls, Industrial Region Considers Seceding

Ukraine and Russia strengthen their sides and continue to watch each others' moves. Violence and unrest continues to plague the Crimea. The last week has seen fast developments in the Black Sea peninsula, increasing tensions between Russia and the Ukraine.

Turkey Internet Ban: Country Seeks to Expand Social Media Ban From Twitter to YouTube, Google "Concerned"

The Turkish government continues attempts to block access to social media. Following in the footsteps of Egypt, Syria and Venezuela, to name a few, Turkey attempted to block social media access within its borders.

Latinos in America: Hispanic Population Become Largest Ethnic Group in California, 2nd State to See Trend

According to statistic projections, Latinos have become the largest ethnic group in California. History continues to repeat itself. After more than a century, California's population has again become predominantly Latino.

Colombia News: Bogota Mayor Gustavo Petro Removed

The left-wing mayor of Colombia's capital has been removed from office, guilty of mismanagement.

Marriage Equality In Michigan: LGBT Couples Can File For Marriage Licenses Starting On Monday

District judge overturns constitutional ban on same-sex marriage the Great Lakes state. The dominos continue to fall. Following 17 other states and the District of Columbia, Michigan will now allow same-sex marriages.

Army General Jeffrey Sinclair Agrees to Plea Deal in Sexual Assault Case

Sinclair pled guilty to lesser degrees and may not face time. After a sleuth of sexual assault cases, the military concludes another sexual assault trial, however its end may not please all.

Infamous Anti-Gay Preacher and Westboro Baptist Church Founder Fred Phelps Sr. Near Death

Family members have said that the family's patriarch is near death. After years protesting at funerals, his family ought not be surprised when angry protestors surround his funeral.

Former NJ Governor Jon Corzine’s Son Dies

The former governor's youngest son was found dead in Mexico City. A search has ended in tragedy for the Corzine family. Following a search for their missing son, the former governor and his family discover he was found dead in Mexico.

Venezuela Protests News Update: Moves Toward Economic Reform Could Help As Maduro Accuses US Officials of Encouraging Violence

Diplomatic moves by Venezuela and economic reform may signal a shift in the troubled country. One month after the deadly mass protests began in the Venezuela capital, the opposition and government security forces continue to clash in streets all over Venezuela, and the death toll has reached 28.

Russia & Ukraine News 2014: With Vote Looming, Moscow Remains Aggressive

Tensions remain high in Eastern Europe as both sides flex their geopolitical muscles. Crimea is poised to vote on a referendum that will decide the fate of Eastern Europe and reset the balance of power in the world.

Latino Community Hit Hard By Harlem Explosion

The heavily Latino area suffered through a lot, with over a hundred people now homeless and various victims still in the hospital.

Immigration Reform News 2014: GOP Continues To Resist Immigration Push

The GOP continues to hinder attempts to help undocumented immigrants while activists and Democrats push the president to do more.

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Update: New Evidence Found Points to Hijacking, Was Crew Involved?

The missing plane may have been hijacked according to officials who use new evidence. The airliner flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing may have been hijacked, according to officials.

New Blood Test Could Predict Alzheimer’s Disease

Test can predict who will suffer disease with 90 percent accuracy. A breakthrough has been achieved in the medical field. Scientists may have found a way to detect one of the most dangerous and devastating diseases that affect humans.

El Salvador Presidente Elections 2014 News: Country Poised to Elect Former Rebel Salvador Sanchez Ceren as Next President

Ahead of the polls by 10 points, the former rebel leader is poised to win the presidency. Amidst the turmoil of protests in Venezuela and a rise in drug-related violence along Central America, El Salvador prepares to elect a new president.

Malaysia Airlines Missing Flight Update: Hunt for Missing Plane Continues Amidst Terrorist Suspicions

New debris located by search planes. More than 48 hours have passed since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 lost contact with air traffic controllers over the South China Sea.

Boeing 787 Fracture, Issues, Inspection & Cracks: Company Reports Structural Issues

The new jetliner is experiencing new issues, this time with its wings. Boeing's highly advanced and in demand jetliner is experiencing another delay this time related to a structural issue.

Venezuela News Update: "March of the Empty Pots" International Women's Day Protest Ended Early By Riot Police

Venezuela continues to be engulfed in protests. To commemorate the International Women's Day, a new protest was planned for Saturday March 8 in which protestors marched to object the failures of the Maduro administration and the dire situation in Venezuela. The past week has seen diplomatic developments that complicate the situation for both the opposition and the government of President Maduro.

Gay Couple Attacked In New York City; Search Continues for Assailant

Couple victims of hate crime after attack in Greenwich Village. After a series of anti-gay attacks in New York City, gay people still cannot feel safe in one of the most diverse cities in the world.

Ukraine Riots and Protests News Update: Putin Says Russia Is "In Full Compliance with International Law" as Tensions Rise

With pro-Russian forces occupying the Crimean peninsula and the Russian navy blockading Ukrainian ships in the area, the Ukrainian crisis continues to escalate despite diplomatic conversations between the West and Russia. As diplomacy continues to drag, both sides have made moves that show their strength, but it may not work in the long run.

Malaysia Airlines Flight Missing 2014: What Happened To The Plane?

Airplane, with hundreds on board, lost contact with tower Some hours into its flight, a plane loses contact with air traffic control over the Gulf of Thailand.

Venezuela Update: Feb. 27 Protests and the Future of the Opposition

What happened this week in Venezuela and plans for the future. Protestors continue to stream unto the streets seeking to change the path of the nation.

Ukraine News: Nation Prepares Troops After Russia's 'Declaration Of War'

The Ukrainian military prepares for further Russian aggression. Following a couple of contentious days in Eastern Europe, the tension between the Ukraine and Russia continues to rise.

Carnivals In Latin America: Celebrations, Festivities Allow Catholics To Unwind Before Lent

The next few days will see a lot of partying throughout Latin America. As the Catholic tradition of Lent approaches so does the accompanying tradition of Carnaval.
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