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Valparaiso Fire Leaves Dozens of People Homeless on Christmas Eve

Valparaiso Fire Leaves Dozens of People Homeless on Christmas Eve

Valparaiso Fire puts down the houses of Dozens of People on the Eve of Christmas.
Galapagos Islands Oil Spill May pose Threats to the Diversified and Unique Wildlife of the Islands

Galapagos Oil Spill Poses a Serious Threat to Unique Wildlife

By Staff Reporter
Oil Spill in the Galapagos Islands is feared to negatively impact the environment.
New Prime Minister of Cuba Named after more than 40 years since 1976

New Prime Minister of Cuba Annointed, the First Since 1976

By Staff Reporter
Manuel Marrero is appointed as the prime minister of Cuba.
Bryan Russell starts his campaign ahead of the Parliament election on January

Meet The First Candidate for Public Office in Peru with Down Syndrome

By Carlos Dela Vega
Bryan Russell has Down syndrome, but that's not stopping him from making a difference in his community. He is officially the first in the world to run for a publicly elected office despite his condition.
U.S. life expectancy lose its pace due to health reasons and lack of social support.

U.S. Life Expectancy Is Declining, Says Study

By Carlos Dela Vega
U.S. life expectancy is losing its pace due to health reasons and lack of social support.
New Reports Reveals that Marcial Maciel may have Abused 60 Minors

Catholic Priest Accuseed of Abusing 60 Minors in Mexico

By Staff Reporter
Marcial Maciel, founder of highly-conservative "Legionaries of Christ," was accused of abusing no less than 60 minors.
Five Things You Need to Know about the Chile Protests

Two Months Later, Chile Protesters Show no Sign of Backing Down

By Staff Reporter
Five helpful things to know about the protests in Chile.
Hispanics are outnumbered in the tech industry

Latinos Are Still Left Behind in the Growing Tech Industry

By Carlos Dela Vega
Hispanics and Lations are still outnumbered in the tech industry.
The Most Desirable Tour Destinations in New York 2019

The Most Desirable Tour Destinations in New York 2019

By Staff Reporter
New York has many things to offer you. It's hard to list all these attractions. But before you get to this view, you should know some of the most desirable tourist attractions in the city. If you want to go to New York, it will be easier for you.
Trump is now officially impeached, proceedings in the Senate will follow next.

Donald Trump is Officially Impeached Due to Abuse of Power

By Carlos Dela Vega
Trump is now officially impeached, proceedings in the Senate will follow next.
Six Helpful Tips for those Who Have Plans Traveling in Latin America

6 Things Every Traveler Must Know When Visiting Latin America

By Staff Reporter
Tips for those who are planning to travel to Latin America.
10 customs of Mexicans that every one should know.

10 Unique Cultural Customs You Can Only Experience in Mexico

By Carlos Dela Vega
These 10 cultural customs only point to one place: Mexico! Check out these unique customs you can only experience in this country.
Thousands of asylum seekers are waiting in the borders of U.S. and Mexico

Remain in Mexico: A Policy that Leads to 1% Asylum Grant Rate

By Carlos Dela Vega
Remain in Mexico policy leads to grant only less than 1% of the asylum seekers.

There is Progress in the Fight for Women's Rights in Cuba in 2019, Activists Say

By Amy Santiago
As 2019 comes to a close, one of the most important progress in Cuba is the advancement of women's rights.
Chile Protests Uses Chilean Slangs in their Social Media Posts against the Chilean Administration

How Social Media Slang Became an Instrumental Tool for Chilean Protesters

By Staff Reporter
Chilean protesters combine their native slang and social media to protest against their government.
Humpback whale in Gorgona

Gorgona Island: 5 Things to Do When Exploring Colombia’s Hidden Treasure

By Jose Antonio Mendiola
Gorgona Island is a hidden gem located in Colombia's Pacific coast. It's rich history and biodiversity can transform the island into a top tourist destination.
Indigenous Groups Team Up to Protect Latin America's Forests

Indigenous Groups Team Up to Protect Latin America's Forests

By Amy Santiago
Indigenous groups from Central American countries have united in the name of Latin America's Forests.
Patients Urge Government to Implement Marijuana Legalization in Ecuador

Patients Push to Implement Medicinal Marijuana in Ecuador

By Amy Santiago
Marijuana legalization was already approved in Ecuador in September but up until now, Ecuadorians are still waiting for its official implementation.
Malaysia Visa on Arrival: Pros and Cons

Malaysia Visa on Arrival: Pros and Cons

By Staff Reporter
To boost tourism, the process of acquiring a Malaysian Visa is now far more straightforward. The Malaysian government developed new regulations for electronic Visas, also known as a Malaysia eVisa, and the Malaysia Visa on Arrival.
After Successful Asylum Request in Argentina, Evo Morales may be given a Warrant of Arrest for Treason

After Receiving Asylum in Argentina, Evo Morales May Be Arrested for Treason

By Staff Reporter
Evo Morales may receive a warrant of arrest and face charges of treason in a few days according to the current administration of Bolivia.
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