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COVID-19 Warning: Americans Traveling to Mexico, Brazil, More Warned of 'Very High Risk'

Americans will have to reconsider traveling to Mexico after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) placed a new COVID-19 warning, labeling the said country as a "very high" risk.
Prince Andrew Is a 'Coward' for Trying to Dismiss the Sexual Abuse Case, Virginia Roberts Giuffre's Father Says

Prince Andrew Slammed by Virginia Roberts Giuffre's Father Who Says He's a 'Coward' for Trying to Dismiss Sexual Abuse Case

Virginia Roberts Giuffre's father has spoken out about his daughter's sexual abuse case against Prince Andrew.
Peru Oil Spill: An 'Ecological Disaster' That Is Bigger Than Previously Reported

Peru Oil Spill: An 'Ecological Disaster' That Is Bigger Than Previously Reported

The oil spill off Peru's coast was twice as big as previously reported, with officials describing it as an "ecological disaster."
Brazil: Heavy Rains Leave 19 Dead and 9 Injured, 5 More Missing Amid Flooding and Landslide

Brazil: Heavy Rains Leave 19 Dead and 9 Injured, 5 More Missing Amid Flooding and Landslide

Heavy rains in Brazil left multiple deaths in Sao Paolo, as flooding and landslide occurred around the state on Sunday.
Amid Mexico's Cartel Wars, Body Found Inside Plastic Drum While Another Left in Middle of Road

Amid Mexico's Cartel Wars, Body Found Inside Plastic Drum While Another Left in Middle of Road

A body of a dead man was found inside a plastic drum in Mexico's state of Guanajuato, which is plagued by turf wars between Mexican drug cartels.
Mexico: Teen Accidentally Shot Herself in the Head With Submachine Gun While Filming TikTok Video

Mexico: Teen Accidentally Shot Herself in the Head With Submachine Gun While Filming TikTok Video

A Mexican teen accidentally shot herself while recording a TikTok video at her grandparents' house in Mexico's Sinaloa state on Friday.
Russia-Ukraine Tensions: Pres. Joe Biden to Heighten Troop Presence in Eastern Europe

Russia-Ukraine Tensions: Pres. Joe Biden to Heighten Troop Presence in Eastern Europe

President Joe Biden on Friday said he will heighten the presence of U.S. troops in Eastern Europe amid escalating tensions between Ukraine and Russia.
Americans in Mexico Warned About Los Cabos Hospital That Overcharges, Harasses U.S. Patients

Americans in Mexico Warned About Los Cabos Hospital That Overcharges, Harasses U.S. Patients

The U.S. consulate has warned Americans to avoid a Los Cabos hospital in Mexico, following years of complaints that the facility preyed on Americans.
Mexico: 4 Bags of Human Remains, Dead Man With Plastic Bag on Head Found Amid Drug Cartels' Bloody Turf Wars

Mexico: 4 Bags of Human Remains, Dead Man With Plastic Bag on Head Found Amid Drug Cartels' Bloody Turf Wars

As Mexican drug cartels continue to fight over territory, the number of violent crimes in cartel-plagued Guanajuato state in Mexico continues to rise.
Peru Oil Spill

Peru Prosecutors Seek Travel Ban on Oil Company Executives After Oil Spill

Peru prosecutors seek to issue a travel ban among executives of the oil company overseeing the tanker that spilled the oil over high waves.
El Chapo Case: Wives of Chicago Twins Who Helped Convict the Sinaloa Cartel Boss Used Drug Money on Lavish Trips, J.Lo Show

El Chapo Case: Wives of Chicago Twins Who Helped Convict the Sinaloa Cartel Boss Used Drug Money on Lavish Trips, J.Lo Show

After Chicago drug lords — the Flores twins — were arrested for their dealings with "El Chapo," their wives allegedly used drug money for their lavish trips.
Coast Guard Miami Sector Captain Jo-Ann Burdian

Florida Capsized Boat: Coast Guard to Call Off Search After 4 More Bodies of Migrants Discovered

The U.S. Coast Guard is set to call off the search on the area where a boat capsized off the coast of Florida.
Argentine Beach Club Manager Shot Twice in the Head by 2 Gunmen in Mexico

Argentine Beach Club Manager Shot Twice in the Head by 2 Gunmen in Mexico

An Argentine beach club manager was shot dead in Mexico's Quintana Roo state on Tuesday afternoon, local authorities said.
Mexico: 2 Bodies Found Hanging From Bridge, 3 Police Officers Killed as Mexican Drug Cartels Battle for Territory

Mexico: 2 Bodies Found Hanging From Bridge, 3 Police Officers Killed as Mexican Drug Cartels Battle for Territory

The three dead bodies of municipal police were found abandoned on a dirt road in the Municipality of Sombrete, Zacatecas.
1 Body Found as U.S. Coast Guard Continues to Search for 38 Still Missing From Capsized Boat off Florida

Florida: 1 Body Found as U.S. Coast Guard Continues to Search for 38 Still Missing From Capsized Boat

The U.S. Coast Guard said Wednesday it had recovered a body during a search for 39 people whose boat capsized off Florida's Atlantic coast over the weekend.
Cuba Protests: Nearly 800 People Charged Over Anti-Government Demonstrations, Prosecutors Say

Cuba Protests: Nearly 800 People Charged Over Anti-Government Demonstrations, Prosecutors Say

Prosecutors in Cuba said at least 790 people, including dozens of teenagers, were charged over the anti-government protests that erupted in July.
Kamala Harris to Attend Inauguration of New Honduras President With Anti-Semitic Ties

Kamala Harris to Attend Inauguration of New Honduras President With Anti-Semitic Ties

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to attend Thursday's inauguration of new Honduras' president Xiomara Castro, who is a socialist.
El Chapo Trial: Sinaloa Cartel Boss' Life Sentence Upheld by U.S. Appeals Court

El Chapo Trial: Sinaloa Cartel Boss' Life Sentence Upheld by U.S. Appeals Court

A U.S. appeals court has upheld the life sentence of Sinaloa Cartel leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera after his request for a new trial was dismissed.
Mexico: Killings of 2 Canadians in Resort Due to Debts Between International Gangs

Mexico: Killings of 2 Canadians in Resort Due to Debts Between International Gangs

A Mexican prosecutor said the killing of two Canadians in Mexico likely stemmed from debts between international gangs linked to drug and weapons trafficking.
Mexico Journalists protest on violence against reporters

Mexico Journalists Engage in Protests Calling Government for Protection Following Reporters' Death This Year

Mexico reporters engage in protests nationwide, calling the government to protect them after the death of three journalists this year.
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