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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.

Brazil Police Officially Open Investigation Into Jair Bolsonaro Stay at Hungarian Embassy

Police in Brazil have now announced that they have officially launched a probe into what may have been former President Jair Bolsonaro's latest attempt at escaping justice.

Venezuela and Argentina in Row After Nicolas Maduro Regime Accused of Cutting Embassy's Power After Meeting With Opposition Leaders

The Nicolas Maduro regime has started yet another feud with a neighbor, this time with Argentina after Venezuelan opposition leaders met with Argentinian diplomats inside its embassy.

Haiti Transitional Council Pledges to Restore 'Public and Democratic Order'

A transitional presidential council in Haiti issued its inaugural statement, vowing to reinstate "public and democratic order." Signed by eight of nine members, the declaration signals progress in the prolonged prime minister selection process, hinting at forthcoming official duties.

Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Fatalities Confirmed To Be Citizens From Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras

The governments of Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras have confirmed that the six workers who died in the Baltimore bridge collapse were citizens of their countries.

Vinicius Junior Cries as He Speaks About Racist Abuse He Receives

Vinicius Junior wept while discussing racist abuse endured in Spain, expressing waning motivation to continue playing.

Venezuela Opposition Keeps Spot on Ballot After Registration of Presidential Candidate

Venezuelan opposition group registers candidate for July's presidential election, securing ballot spot despite primary winner's inability to sign up. Electoral authorities confirm the move, highlighting ongoing political tensions in the country.

Argentina: 11 Former Officers Convicted of Crimes Against Humanity Over Sexual Violence Against Trans Women

For the first time ever, a judge in Argentina convicted 11 former officials of the country's former military dictatorship of crimes against humanity on Tuesday.

Brazil: Former President Jair Bolsonaro in More Legal Trouble After Staying at the Hungarian Embassy During Investigations

Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro may soon also be investigated for evading arrest as the Supreme Court of Brazil is demanding answers as to why he stayed at the Hungarian Embassy.

Dani Alves Walks Out of Prison for Provisional Release After Posting €1M Bail

Former Brazil footballer Dani Alves, serving a 4.5-year sentence for rape, has been granted bail after 14 months. Convicted of raping a woman in a Barcelona nightclub, he is released pending appeal, posting €1m bail, surrendering passports, and complying with court conditions in Spain.

Jair Bolsonaro Hid at the Hungarian Embassy While Brazil Authorities Investigated Him; Hungary Ambassador Summoned To Answer Why

It was recently discovered that soon after Brazil’s federal police confiscated former President Jair Bolsonaro’s passport, he tried to flee and hid at the Embassy of Hungary for a while.

Angel Di Maria, Argentina World Cup Winner, Receives Death Threat From Local Drug Gang From His Home Town

Angel Di Maria may be one of Argentina's most beloved soccer players, scoring a goal that helped the country win a World Cup However, the soccer star recently received some death threats.

Ecuador Youngest Mayor, Staff Found Shot Dead in Car

A 27-year-old woman and her press officer were discovered deceased in a car in San Vicente. The woman had previously won the mayoral election in the town.

CONCACAF Nations League Final: USA Beats Eternal Rival Mexico Dos a Cero

As much as it has become a meme every time Team USA and Mexico face off in a match, the final of this year's CONCACAF Nations League has once again resulted in dos a cero, 2-0.

Latinos More Vulnerable to Dry Eye: How to Manage if You Wear Contact Lenses

Latinos are vulnerable to more eye conditions than just glaucoma and retinal detachment. According to the Ophthalmology Times, individuals of Hispanic ancestry are also more likely to experience severe cases of dry eye. Fortunately, preventing dry eye as a contact lens wearer doesn't need to be challenging. You only have to take a few simple steps.

Taylor Swift Incident Helping Make Brazil Better Prepared for Heat Waves

The "Taylor Swift Effect" is sweeping Brazil again. However, it is not due to her music this time, but it is more about the incident earlier this year when a fan died during her concert.

Venezuela Arrested a Manager for Oil Giant Chevron Amid Crackdown Vs. Government Critics

The Nicolas Maduro regime's crackdown against critics continues in Venezuela, and recent reports have shown that last month, a prominent manager for oil giant Chevron was arrested too.

Brazil Floods Destroy Hundreds of Homes; Death Toll Reaches 25

A severe storm has hit Brazil and triggered flood and landslides in its southeastern portion, leaving hundreds homeless and the death toll rising.

Haiti: Sunrise Airways Relaunches Miami Flights, Allowing Citizens, Others Escape Violence

Gunfire erupted at Haiti's Champ-de-Mars square near the National Palace, causing panic among locals on March 21, 2024. The shots disrupted hopes for calm following weeks of relentless attacks on government sites by armed factions.

Popular Brazil Cocktails You Must Try When You Visit the 'Land of Parrots'

Experience the vibrant flavors of Brazilian culture with cocktails ranging from bold and potent to fruity and refreshing. Perfect for lounging on Rio's beaches or exploring São Paulo's streets, they embody Brazil's rich diversity in taste and ingredients.