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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Armed attackers killed three police officers in southern Chile, raising security concerns. The ambush took place in the Biobío region amidst escalating tensions between the Mapuche community and landowners. Military deployment aims to bolster security.
The food from the Central American country of Honduras has largely been very underrated and below the radar of many people. This unfortunately includes its sweets which are quite delectable.
Latin music star Christian Nodal, worth $20 million, pioneered the "mariacheño" genre, fusing mariachi and norteño styles, earning three Latin Grammys. Signed at seventeen with Universal Music Latin, his 2017 debut album "Me Dejé Llevar" propelled him to chart-topping status in Mexico.
Paraguay is bursting with incredible native animals! From the stealthy jaguars prowling the forests to the quirky armadillos scuttling across the grasslands, this country is a treasure trove of biodiversity.
American tourists have been getting arrested in the Caribbean country of Turks and Caicos as of late and all of them have seemingly been arrested for having ammo in their luggage.
A fire in Porto Alegre on Friday left 13 hospitalized, some critical. About 30 lived in the guesthouse; cause unknown. President Lula da Silva sent condolences; guesthouse housed "vulnerable" people. Mayor Melo declared three days of mourning.
Mexico City has arrested a serial killer it never knew it had, Miguel Cortes, who is now being called Jeffrey Dahmer, who Mexican media believes to have killed around 20 people.
New details on the case of Mexico City serial killer Miguel Cortes have surfaced as he may be responsible for the deaths of around 20 women. However, Mexico City prosecutors are downplaying the case.
Haiti inaugurated a transitional council to select a new prime minister and organize future presidential elections, aiming to curb escalating gang violence. Former Prime Minister Ariel Henry, previously abroad due to unrest, resigned, facilitating the transition.
Forest fires have been raging across Cuba and are now threatening the area regarded as the Caribbean country's top tourist destination, the town of Viñales.
Over 100,000 protesters flooded Argentine cities, urging President Javier Milei to increase funding for public universities. Demonstrations organized by students, alumni, unions, and political groups voiced opposition to austerity measures.
