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Thousands Evacuate As St. Vincent Volcano Erupts In Caribbean Island

A St. Vincent volcano known as the La Soufrière blanketed the eastern Caribbean island in ash and smoke, sending thousands of people to evacuate their homes.
Prince Philip's Death: Biden, Other World Leaders Mourn

Prince Philip's Death: Biden, Other World Leaders Mourn

World leaders, including President Joe Biden, honored the memory of Britain's Prince Philip after news of his death on Friday at age 99.
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Jeff Bezos Remains on Top of Forbes' Richest List, Elon Musk Seats in Second Place

Forbes magazine released the 2021 list of the globe’s wealthiest individuals on April 6. Jeff Bezos topped the list with his net worth of US$113 billion from a year ago which went up to US$177 billion.
New Shipment of CoronaVac Vaccine Arrives In Mexico

Mexican Foreign Minister Arranges U.S. Visit for Additional Vaccine Supply Security

In order to get through the next critical months, a top official revealed Wednesday that Mexican Foreign Minister will soon fly to the United States to request for additional vaccine supply from its neighbor due to shortage.
Puerto Rico Prepares For Leadership Change As Embattled Gov. Rossello Resigns

Puerto Rican Governor Opens Vaccination to 16 and Older, Extends Age Restriction

As the spike in COVID-19 cases in the United States territory continues, the governor of Puerto Rico declared Wednesday that public health officials will start vaccinating all individuals ages 16 and up starting on Monday.
Clashes With Jalisco Cartel Kill 27 in Mexico's Town Of Aguililla

Clashes With Jalisco Cartel Kill 27 in Mexico's Town Of Aguililla

A large gunfight between drug cartels Jalisco New Generation Cartel and Carteles Unidos in Mexico's state of Michoacán broke out last week, killing 27 people.
Court Finds Mexican Priest Guilty Of Killing a Church Deacon

Court Finds Mexican Priest Guilty Of Killing a Church Deacon

Fr. Francisco Javier Bautista Ávalos , a Mexican Catholic priest, was found guilty of murdering a 29-year-old church deacon in 2019.
104-Year-Old Colombian Woman Contracts and Beats COVID Twice

104-Year-Old Colombian Woman Contracts, Beats COVID-19 Twice

A 104-year-old Colombian woman received a standing ovation from hospital staff after defeating COVID-19 for a second time.
Texas Gov. Says Migrant Children Are Being Sexually Assaulted At San Antonio Facility

Texas Gov. Says Migrant Children Are Being Sexually Assaulted At San Antonio Facility

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is calling on the federal government to close a migrant children facility in San Antonio after receiving abuse complaints.
Mexican President Defends Release of Infamous Drug Kingpin Targeted by U.S.

Mexican President Defends Release of Infamous Drug Kingpin Targeted by U.S.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has justified the 2013 release order of one of the United States authorities' most wanted drug kingpins.
Bolsonaro Rejects National Lockdown Calls in Brazil Amid Case Rise

Bolsonaro Rejects National Lockdown Calls in Brazil Amid Case Rise

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro is snubbing new calls of COVID restrictions amid the rising cases in the country, saying that there would be "no national lockdown."
Alabama Man Arrested For Smuggling 20 Guatemalans to the U.S.

Alabama Man Arrested For Smuggling 20 Guatemalans to the U.S.

After committing a traffic violation, an Alabama man traveling with his SUV is now accused of smuggling 20 Guatemalan men found inside his vehicle.
Raw Sewage From Mexico Continues To Pollute Southern California Beaches

Raw Sewage From Mexico Continues To Pollute Southern California Beaches

Raw sewage from Mexico has been an issue not only for the city of Tijuana, as it also continues to contaminate Southern California beaches.
16 Dead, 14 Hurt in Mexico Bus Crash

16 Dead, 14 Hurt in Mexico Bus Crash

A bus accident in Mexico killed 16 people, while 14 people were injured due to the collision before dawn Tuesday.

UAM Finishes Restoring the Home of Surreal Artist Leonora Carrington in Mexico; Soon to Open for Virtual Visit

UAM finished restoring the residence of surreal artist Leonora Carrington in Mexico City. The house will feature her works and other items.

LG to Leave the Smartphone Industry, Refocusing on Smart Home and Other Products

Lg announced their plan to exit the smartphone industry by the need of July. However, the company will refocus on Smart Home and other products.
U.S. Shuts Secret Guantanamo Prison Unit, Moves Prisoners

U.S. Shuts Secret Guantanamo Prison Unit in Cuba, Moves Prisoners

The U.S. government has closed one of the most clandestine Guantanamo prison units after it had fallen into disrepair.

Argentina President Tests Positive for COVID-19 Despite Being Immunized Against the Disease

Argentina President tested positive for COVID-19 despite being immunized against the disease. The president received a jab of the vaccine earlier in the year.
Mexican Drug Cartels Use TikTok to Smuggle Migrants, Recruit Them for Crimes, Abbott Says

Mexican Drug Cartels Use TikTok to Smuggle Migrants, Recruit Them for Crimes, Abbott Says

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Mexican drug cartels are using social media apps, such as TikTok, to recruit more people to work in their smuggling operations.
Number of Migrants Apprehended at U.S.-Mexico Border Reaches 15-Year High

Number of Migrants Apprehended at U.S.-Mexico Border Reaches 15-Year High

The U.S. law enforcement agents encountered more than 171,000 migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border in March, the highest number in 15 years.
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