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US-Mexico COVID-19 Restrictions To Last Until August 21, Not Applicable to Commercial Air, Sea Travel

US extends COVID-19 travel restrictions from Mexico and Canada. The current U. S. -Mexico COVID-19 restrictions have been extended until Aug. 21. The United States Department of Homeland Security explained that it needs to make this decision since the global pandemic is still affecting the nation, especially since the new variants Delta and Lambda have arrived in the country.
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Florida Tourism's Possible Comeback Depends on Canadian Border

After Canada relaxed its COVID-19 border restrictions, Florida economists expressed on Tuesday their optimism regarding the number of tourists already recovering would increase faster than expected from international travelers.
Honduras Ex-President Porfirio Lobo Sosa Banned From Entering the U.S. for Allegedly Accepting Bribes From Drug Traffickers

Honduras Ex-President Porfirio Lobo Sosa Banned From Entering the U.S. for Allegedly Accepting Bribes From Drug Traffickers

The U.S. has banned Honduras ex-president Porfirio Lobo Sosa from entering into the U.S. following allegations of accepting bribes from drug traffickers.
Jasmine Hartin Says Ex-Partner Andrew Ashcroft's Camp Had Her Sign Papers About 'Assets' and 'Shares' in Men's Lavatory of Belize Jail

Jasmine Hartin Says Ex-Partner Andrew Ashcroft's Camp Had Her Sign Papers About 'Assets' and 'Shares' in Men's Lavatory of Belize Jail

Andrew Ashcroft, the son of Lord Michael Ashcroft, has faced his former partner Jasmine Hartin in court for the first time on Tuesday in a custody dispute.
Sinaloa Cartel Boss El Chapo Seen in Video Dropping His Pants During Strip Search in Mexico Prison

Sinaloa Cartel Boss El Chapo Seen in Video Dropping His Pants During Strip Search in Mexico Prison

Sinaloa Cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was seen in a video dropping his pants during a strip search in a Mexico prison after he was arrested in 2016.

Peru Gets New President and It's Rural Teacher Pedro Castillo as Keiko Fujimori Concedes

After six weeks of election conflict with rival Keiko Fujimori, rural teacher-turned-politician Pedro Castillo was declared the new president of Peru.

Jeff Bezos to Blast Off to Space Aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard

The mission will be New Shepard’s 16th flight, but this will be the first time that it would carry humans aboard. The mission dubbed the ‘First Human Flight’ will carry Bezos along with three other civilians and would blast off at 9:00 AM EDT from the company's Launch Site One near Van Horn, Texas.
Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro to Return to Work After Spending Nearly a Week in Hospital

Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro to Return to Work After Spending Nearly a Week in Hospital

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro has left the Sao Paulo hospital, where he was treated for an obstructed intestine since last week.

President Jovenel Moise's Wife Returns to Haiti More Than a Week After Assassination

Haiti president's wife, Martine Moise, returned to Haiti, more than a week after Jovenel Moise's assassination.
CDC: Passenger With Human Monkeypox From Nigeria Enters U.S. Through Atlanta Airport

CDC: Passenger With Human Monkeypox From Nigeria Enters U.S. Through Atlanta Airport

A passenger with human monkeypox from Nigeria has entered the U.S. through the Atlanta airport, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said.
Pres. Joe Biden Says U.S. Will Not Send Troops to Haiti After Pres. Jovenel Moise's Assassination

Pres. Joe Biden Says U.S. Will Not Send Troops to Haiti After Pres. Jovenel Moise's Assassination

President Joe Biden said Thursday that the U.S. has no plans to send troops to Haiti in the wake of Haitian President Jovenel Moise's assassination.
Mexico: Man Jailed for 208 Years Over School Quake Collapse That Killed 26 People

Mexico: Man Jailed for 208 Years Over School Quake Collapse That Killed 26 People

A man was sentenced to 208 years in prison for the criminal homicides of 26 people who died when a school collapsed during a quake that hit Mexico City in 2017.
Over 100 Undocumented Migrants From Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador Found Inside 2 Tractor-Trailers Near Texas Border

Over 100 Undocumented Migrants From Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador Found Inside 2 Tractor-Trailers Near Texas Border

U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested more than 100 undocumented migrants after they were found crammed inside two tractor-trailers near the Texas border.
Do I Need a Tax Lawyer?

Do I Need a Tax Lawyer?

Many people question if they should get a tax lawyer, but it's hard for them to find an answer. A tax attorney isn't only necessary if you have a dispute with the CRA, they can help you whenever you need their expertise.
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Authorities Probe Florida Security Firm for Alleged Role in the Assassination of Haitian President

A private security company based in Florida is currently under scrutiny for its possible connection to the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse.
Mexican Drug Trafficker Joaquin Guzman Loera "El Chapo" EEscapes From Prison

Wanted Former Mexican Official Takes Refuge in Israel; Holy Land Refuses to Cooperate With Mexico

After being accused of compromising the investigation of mass abduction, the refuge taken by a former top official of Mexico in Israel while waiting for his extradition case was mired in a diplomatic scramble over the treatment of Palestinians by Israel, Mexican and Israeli officials stated.
Cuba Protests: Internet Is Back, Reveals Scenes of a Crackdown on Protesters

Cuba Protests: Internet Is Back, Reveals Scenes of a Crackdown on Protesters

Cuba's internet came back and scenes of the government's crackdown on protesters were revealed through social media's images and videos.
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Colombia Coast Guard Seizes 5.4 Tonnes of Cocaine Worth $185 Million

After working with their counterparts in Panama and the United States, Colombian authorities seized 5.4 tonnes of cocaine worth $185 million, Colombia's Navy stated Wednesday.
Mexico: Oaxaca Declares Beauty Contests as 'Symbolic Violence' Against Women, Bans Use of Public Funds For Such Events

Mexico: Oaxaca Declares Beauty Contests as 'Symbolic Violence' Against Women, Bans Use of Public Funds For Such Events

Mexico's Oaxaca state has banned the use of public funds in beauty contests after the local Congress labeled such events as "symbolic violence" against women.
Mexico Government Confirms Gulf Cartel Clandestine Human Incineration Site Near Texas Border

Mexico Government Confirms Gulf Cartel Clandestine Human Incineration Site Near Texas Border

The federal government of Mexico has now confirmed the existence of a Gulf Cartel clandestine human incineration site near the Texas border.
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