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Brazil: Deadly Floods Claim At Least 39 Lives

Brazil Experiences the Worst Floods in Over 80 Years; At Least 39 Dead

Heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, claimed 39 lives, with 68 missing. Floods, the fourth disaster in a year, forced thousands to flee. The flooding surpassed 1941 levels, with some areas experiencing record-high water levels in nearly 150 years.
Nicaragua: 5 Ways the Daniel Ortega Regime Violated Human Rights

Nicaragua: 5 Ways the Daniel Ortega Regime Violated Human Rights

The Daniel Ortega regime is one of the most brutal and repressive regimes in Latin America, with Nicaragua becoming very infamous for its brutal and often deadly put-downs of any form of dissent.
Ecuador Defends Actions in Mexican Embassy Raid at the International Court of Justice (ICJ); Accuses Mexico of 'Blatant Interference'

Ecuador Defends Actions in Mexican Embassy Raid at the International Court of Justice (ICJ); Accuses Mexico of 'Blatant Interference'

The hearing at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding Ecuador's raid at the Mexican Embassy, leading to both countries cutting ties with one another, has now started.
Haiti Transition Council Reverses PM Nomination as Gangs Keep Launching Attacks

Haiti Transition Council Reverses PM Nomination as Gangs Keep Launching Attacks

Haiti's presidential council majority bloc reverses decision on prime minister selection, opting to adhere to original agreement. The newly formed alliance "The Indissoluble Majority Bloc" returns to the April 3 accord, uniting nine sectors and parties in transition vision.
Brazil Floods: Lula Visits State Affected by Severe Floods as Death Toll Reaches 29

Brazil Floods: Lula Visits State Affected by Severe Floods as Death Toll Reaches 29

Brazil President Lula has now arrived in the state of Grande do Sul after severe rains caused flooding that led to dozens of deaths in the state.
Uruguay National Flag Facts and History

Uruguay National Flag Facts and History

Uruguay's flag, adopted on July 11, 1830, features nine horizontal stripes alternating blue and white, with a white square in the upper hoist-side corner. A yellow sun, called the Sun of May, with a human face resides within the square, symbolizing independence.
Mexico City Searchers Find Massive Clandestine Grave Site Used by Drug Cartels as Crematorium

Mexico City Searchers Find Massive Clandestine Grave Site Used by Drug Cartels as Crematorium

Volunteer searchers have found yet another clandestine grave site in Mexico, this time on the outskirts of Mexico City. However, this one is considered more disturbing than usual.
Prince William Shares Kate Middleton Health Update Amid Cancer Battle

Prince William Shares Kate Middleton Health Update Amid Cancer Battle

Prince William provides a rare update on Princess Kate Middleton's cancer battle. He visited James’ Place Newcastle in England, where well-wishers greeted him. Kate has postponed public duties to focus on treatment.
Colombia President Gustavo Petro Announces Cutting Diplomatic Ties with Israel Over War in Gaza

Colombia To Cut Diplomatic Relationship With Israel Over Actions in Gaza, President Gustavo Petro Says

Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced plans to cut diplomatic ties with Israel due to its actions in Gaza. Speaking at a May Day rally in Bogota, he criticized Israel for civilian casualties.
A Group of People Wearing Colorful Clothes Lying on their Backs

Fake News Alert: Why Sunglasses Don't Cause Eye or Skin Cancer

Sunglasses are more than fashion accessories. They were made to protect the eyes from the elements and keep them healthy. Unfortunately, some people don't believe this. Even worse, some think sunglasses cause more harm than good, courtesy of fake news. Fake news is everywhere these days, but it's now extending into the realms of sunglasses.
Diego Maradona Death Tied to Cocaine by New Medical Report; Homicide Case Vs. His Doctors Thrown Into Question

Diego Maradona Death Tied to Cocaine by New Medical Report; Homicide Case Vs. His Doctors Thrown Into Question

The homicide case against the doctors and caretakers of Argentinian soccer legend Diego Maradona has been thrown into question after the release of a report by a medical examiner.
Haiti Transitional Government Chooses Fritz Belizaire as New Prime Minister

Former Youth and Sports Minister Fritz Belizaire Becomes Haiti New Prime Minister

A council guiding Haiti's leadership transition appoints Edgard Leblanc Fils as president and proposes Fritz Belizaire as interim prime minister to tackle escalating gang violence and facilitate upcoming elections.
Colombia: President Gustavo Petro Says Thousands of Bullets and Grenades From Military Bases Have Gone Missing, May Have Been Sold to Haiti Gangs

Colombia: President Gustavo Petro Says Thousands of Bullets and Grenades From Military Bases Have Gone Missing, May Have Been Sold to Haiti Gangs

Colombia seems to be having a massive problem as thousands of items in its military inventories, including bullets and grenades, have gone missing, as confirmed by President Gustavo Petro.
Deep in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a mountain gorilla rests in the shade.

5 Things You Need to Know About Gorilla Trekking in Uganda

Though some people find it tiresome, the majority of the people who have either been to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or Mgahinga Gorilla National Park can attest to gorilla safaris being a wilderness activity like no other. But in the ever-changing world, there is always a need for an update on the facts. Here are five things you need to know about gorilla trekking in Uganda.
Prince Harry Set to Attend Invictus Games, But Royal Family's Absence Sparks Controversy

Prince Harry Set to Attend Invictus Games, But Royal Family's Absence Sparks Controversy

Prince Harry founded the Invictus Games charity while a senior Royal Family member. Despite its significance, the family's diminishing support for his involvement is evident, highlighting strained relations.
Uruguay: Iconic Former President Jose Mujica Diagnosed With 'Complicated' Cancer

Uruguay: Iconic Former President Jose Mujica Diagnosed With 'Complicated' Cancer

The former Uruguay president who captured the world's imagination for his frugal living even though he was the president of a Latin American country, Jose Mujica, revealed he has cancer.
Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, US President Joe Biden, Agree To Clamp Down on Illegal Immigration

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, US President Joe Biden Agree To Clamp Down on Illegal Immigration

The US and Mexico have recently agreed that they would be cooperating on migration policy after President Joe Biden and Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador spoke with one another.
Haiti Gangs Continue to Spread Violence As New Leaders Take Power

Haiti Gangs Continue to Spread Violence As New Leaders Take Power

Armed gangs in Haiti threaten society's collapse. Le Nouvelliste, Haiti's oldest French daily, vandalized in downtown Port-au-Prince, disrupting printing, says publisher Max Chauvet.
Ecuador Files Lawsuit Vs. Mexico in ICJ Over Granting Asylum to Former VP Jorge Glas

Ecuador Files Lawsuit Vs. Mexico in ICJ Over Granting Asylum to Former VP Jorge Glas

The Ecuador Vs. Mexico spat has just escalated even further as Ecuador filed a lawsuit against Mexivo shortly after the latter filed a complaint in the ICJ.
Guatemala Authorities Raid Save the Children Charity's Offices After Reported Mistreatment of Migrant Children

Guatemala Authorities Raid Save the Children Charity's Offices After Reported Mistreatment of Migrant Children

Authorities in Guatemala raided the offices of the NGO known as Save the Children after a complaint that migrant children were being mistreated in Texas.
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