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El Salvador Gang Crackdown: At Least 241 Dead in Prisons Since Nayib Bukele Began His Campaign Vs. Gangs

El Salvador Gang Crackdown: At Least 241 Dead in Prisons Since Nayib Bukele Began His Campaign Vs. Gangs

The Humanitarian Legal Relief organization revealed that El Salvador President Nayib Bukele’s “war on gangs” has taken its toll, and at least 241 people have died inside prisons.
Haiti: Hunger Spreads, Death Toll Mounts As Diplomats Push Transitional Council to Choose New PM

Haiti: Hunger Spreads, Death Toll Mounts As Diplomats Push Transitional Council to Choose New PM

Haiti faces rising hunger amid political deadlock and gang violence, aid workers caution. In Port-au-Prince, one missionary reported delivering food to people who haven't eaten in a week.
Pope Francis Reveals 'Political Maneuvers' Being Made During Past Papal Conclaves in New Book About Pope Benedict XVI

Pope Francis Reveals 'Political Maneuvers' Being Made During Past Papal Conclaves in New Book About Pope Benedict XVI

In his latest memoir, “The Successor: My Memories of Benedict XVI,” Pope Francis revealed that "political maneuvers” were used to sway votes during the two most recent Papal Conclaves.
Haiti: Over 53,000 Leave Port-au-Prince Due to Surge in Gang Violence

Haiti Gang Violence Prompts Over 53,000 Flee Port-au-Prince as Politicians Fight Overpower

In March, over 53,000 fled Haiti's capital amid intense gang conflict, leaving civilians vulnerable. Government inaction leaves citizens seeking refuge with no clear resolution in sight.
Mexico Election Violence Continues as Another Candidate Is Killed, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Reacts

Mexico Election Violence Continues as Another Candidate Is Killed; Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Reacts

Guanajuato mayoral candidate Bertha Gaytán of the Morena Party, which President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador belongs to, was shot to death on a street in a town just outside the city of Celaya.
Angel Di Maria Death Threats: 3 Suspects Arrested in Connection to Death Threats Sent to Argentina World Cup Winner

Angel Di Maria Death Threats: 3 Suspects Arrested in Connection to Death Threats Sent to Argentina World Cup Winner

Argentina soccer legend Angel Di Maria may be beloved in his home country, but he recently received some death threats, and two suspects have now been arrested in connection to that.
Peru President Dina Boluarte Requested To Be Removed from Office by Lawmakers Over Rolex Scandal

Peru President Dina Boluarte Requested To Be Removed from Office by Lawmakers Over Rolex Scandal

Several lawmakers have now submitted a request to Peru's Parliament to remove President Dina Boluarte from office due to her “permanent moral incapacity.”
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Canvas of Connection with Frederica Wald — How Art Therapy Fosters Self-Expression Among Children and Teens

In the heart of modern therapeutic practices, art therapy emerges as a beacon of hope and expression for the younger generation. This form of therapy, grounded in the belief that creative expression can unearth and communicate feelings that words cannot, has become a pivotal tool in mental health care for children and teenagers.
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Sunshine and Sales: 12 Effective Spring Marketing Tips for Businesses

With the right approach, businesses can leverage the spirit of the season to increase brand awareness, attract new customers, and boost sales. This article will present twelve effective spring marketing tips for those looking to make the most of the season.
Haiti: Gunfire Erupts in Capital's Downtown Area, Including Near National Palace

Armed Groups Attack Haiti's Capital, Set Panic Near National Palace

Armed groups tighten control in Haiti's capital, launching coordinated attacks, including near National Palace.
Argentina and Colombia Avoid Diplomatic Crisis Over Javier Milei Vs. Gustavo Petro Feud

Diplomatic Crisis Averted as Argentina, Colombia Make Amends After Javier Milei Vs. Gustavo Petro Feud

The row between Argentina and Colombia has begun cooling down after that big feud between their respective presidents, Javier Milei and Gustavo Petro.
Mexico: Angry Mob Beats Woman To Death After She Was Suspected of Kidnapping 8-Year-Old Girl

Mexico: Angry Mob Beats Woman To Death After She Was Suspected of Kidnapping 8-Year-Old Girl

More and more angry mobs have been taking the law into their own hands and lynching suspected criminals across Mexico, with the latest one happening in the Mexican tourist town of Taxco.
Marvin Gaye's Never-Before-Heard Music Discovered in Belgium

Collection of Over 60 Marvin Gaye Music Found in Belgium 40 Years After His Death

40 years after Marvin Gaye's death, unreleased music surfaces. Gaye left behind costumes, notebooks, and tapes with Belgian musician Charles Dumolin, who hosted him in Ostend in the early 1980s.
Ecuador Violence Worsens as 9 Dead, 10 Injured in Shooting Attack in Guayaquil

Ecuador Violence Worsens as 9 Dead, 10 Injured in Shooting Attack in Guayaquil

Several gunmen attacked the southern neighborhood of Guasmo in Guayaquil, Ecuador, as violence continued to surge in this once-peaceful South American country.
Haiti Mission: Canada Sends Around 70 Soldiers in Jamaica to Train Caribbean Troops

Caribbean Troops for Haiti Mission to Receive Training From Canada

Canada dispatched approximately 70 soldiers to Jamaica to instruct Caribbean troops preparing for a UN sanctioned deployment to Haiti, according to the Canadian defense ministry on Saturday.
Peru President Dina Boluarte's Home Raided by Police Over Rolex Scandal

Peru President Dina Boluarte's Home Raided by Police Over Rolex Scandal

Peru's already-unstable leadership once again got rocked as police raided the home of current President Dina Boluarte over corruption allegations stemming from the Rolex scandal.
 Brazil Supreme Court Denies Jair Bolsonaro's Request To Travel to Israel

Brazil Supreme Court Denies Jair Bolsonaro's Request To Travel to Israel

It looks like former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is not going to Israel after all, as the Brazilian Supreme Court denied his request amid fears that he may not come back to face justice.
 Argentina President Javier Milei Feuding With Mexico's AMLO and Colombia's Gustavo Petro

Argentina President Javier Milei Feuding With Mexico's AMLO and Colombia's Gustavo Petro

Argentina may have just realized that it elected the least diplomatic president possible as Javier Milei has started feuds with the leaders of his neighbors: Mexico's Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Colombia's Gustavo Petro.
Haiti: UN Says Death Surge Hits Over 1,500 Due to Gang Violence

Deaths in Haiti Reaches Over 1,500 as Gangs Recruit Children

UN reports over 1,500 deaths in Haiti due to gang violence this year, with children among the victims. Additionally, self-defense groups have lynched, stoned, or burned dozens.
Guatemala President Bernardo Arevalo: US Needs To Invest More to Deter Immigration

Guatemala President Bernardo Arevalo: US Needs To Invest More to Deter Immigration

As more and more migrants flood the border, the US is running out of options. However, new Guatemala President Bernardo Arevalo, who recently met with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, has a solution.
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