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Human Rights Violations in Chile Persists: UN Accuses Police of Using Brute Force

United Nations accused Chile's police and armed forces in the surging human rights violations. (Photo : Reuters) The United Nations has accused the police and armed forces in Chile for a series of serious human rights violations in the recent mass demonstrations.
Brazil's Amazon Fund Worth $500 million Still under Negotiation with the Representatives of Norway

Brazil's $500-Million Amazon Fund Is Still Under Negotiation With Norway

Amazon State Governors are still negotiating for the region's $500 million funds. (Photo : Reuters) The Amazon's states of Brazil conducted a meeting on Wednesday of this week with the representatives of Norway, regarding the probable receipt of a $500-million financial assistance for projects that are to help sustain and maintain the Amazon's rainforests if the financial matters of the agreement reach federal levels.
Argentina Drafts Bill to Require Gender-Neutral Language to Educational Institutions

Youth in Argentina Supports Bill to Require Gender-Neutral Language

Argentina is Drafting a bill requiring Gender-Neutral Language to educational centers in the country.

Border Patrol Arrests Doctors Who Offer Flu Vaccines to Migrants

Group of Physicians were arrested after giving flu vaccines to the immigrants in the detention center.
New study found that drinking coffee reduces Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.

Drinking Coffee Reduces Dementia Risks, New Study Shows

New study found that drinking coffee reduces Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. (Photo : Pexels) Most start their day with a cup of coffee on the table.
In Chile: Air Force Chief Declares No Survivors from Missing Plane as Human Remains, Debris Found

No Survivors from Missing Chilean Plane as Human Remains, Debris Found

Chilean Air Force head Arturo Merino declared that there are no survivors among the 38 passengers of C-130 Hercules air force plane that went missing on Monday.
2020 Venezuelan Refugee Crisis: Forecasted to be the Worst Case of Refugee Crisis in History

2020 Venezuelan Refugee Crisis: Forecasted to Be the Worst in History

The Venezuelan Refugee Crisis is forecasted to be the worst in the history of the world. (Photo : Reuters) The crisis involving the refugees of Venezuela is the top underfunded in the history of the modern world, based on a published report by the Brookings Institution.
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Sexual Predators Lurking on Whatsapp Busted by Spanish Police

More than a dozen members of WhatsApp were arrested by Spanish police due to child abuse. (Photo : Reuters) Spanish police said that they have arrested 33 people worldwide in connection with the explicit images in WhatsApp which is a clear manifestation of child abuse due to its violent content.
Greta Thunberg, a young environment Swedish activist, is named as the Person of the Year of TIME Magazine.

Greta Thunberg is TIME's Person of the Year 2019

Greta Thunberg, a young environment Swedish activist, is named as the Person of the Year of TIME Magazine.
Echo Dot

For New Amazon Music Subscribers, You Can Get the Echo Dot for Almost Free of Charge!

Echo Dot that is almost free of charge now available on Amazon. (Photo : Amazon) The best way to start your day is to visit the Amazon website and look for devices that are offered with huge discounts at a limited time only.
Chile Plane Crash Announced by Chilean Air Force

38 Still Missing as Chilean Plane Crash Confirmed by Air Force

A plane from Chile announced by Air Force to have crashed. (Photo : Reuters) According to a statement of the Air Force of Chile released on Monday, its contact had been disconnected with a plane going to Antarctica.
Latin America Ranked 2nd as the Most Unequal Region in the Entire Globe

Latin America Ranked 2nd as the Most Unequal Region in the Entire World

Latin America is the second most unequal region in the whole world. (Photo : Reuters) An article published in 2017 had talked about the imbalance or inequality of the total of Latin America despite its continuous drop in the past few years.
Greta Thunberg, a young environment Swedish activist, was called a brat by Brazil's President.

Brazilian President Bolsonaro Calls Greta Thunberg a "Brat"

Greta Thunberg, the young Swedish environmental activist, has irritated Brazil's President with one little Tweet.
USMCA agreement is set to be finalized before the year ends.

U.S. Trade Representatives to Fly to Mexico to Finalize USMCA Deal

USMCA agreement is set to be finalized before the year ends. (Photo : Reuters) Trade agreements of different countries especially those authored by the U.
Brazil’s Weak Currency Due to Agricultural Boom Poses Danger to Amazon

How Brazil's Weak Currency Further Threatens the Amazon Rainforest

The danger of losing the earth's biggest ecological frontier is further bolstered by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's farm-friendly initiatives, according to economists.
Gorgona Island: Once Detainment Facility for High Profile Criminals Turned National Park

Gorgona Island: High-Profile Prison in Colombia Turned National Park

The once home of thousands of prisoners, Gorgona Island is now becoming a tourist attraction. (Photo : Reuters) Gorgona Island, off the coast of Colombia, is now increasing tourists' attention though it only allows a limited number of visitors per day with certain restrictions such as the prohibition of bringing firearms and alcohol on the island.
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Christmas Gifts: Here’s an Amazon Deal on Nintendo Switch

Amazon is now running a Nintendo Deals. Video games are the best-wished gifts of kids and young teenagers today. However, buying one is so expensive that it requires you to make a tough decision on whether to even buy it or not.
Oil Drilling in Brazil Receives Go Signal from its Government Despite Environmental Controversies

Oil Drilling in Brazil Remains Rampant Despite Climate Concerns

Brazil continues oil drilling despite environmental issues. (Photo : Reuters) According to a recently published article, a geologist and consultant of Petrobras named Pedro Zalan had studied the seismic poll data and had calculated that a high volume of oil may be planted deep in the sea bed of Brazil's south coast, which means oil drilling in Brazil will yield profits.
Haiti Suffers from Economic Collapse After Political Protests

Haiti Suffers from Economic Collapse After Political Protests

The two months of demonstrations to demand the resignation of Haiti President Jovenel Moïse has subsided but hundreds of thousands of people in Haiti are now suffering from economic collapse.
President Trump Shows Respect for Mexican President by Postponing Mexican drug cartel Terrorist Designation

Trump Postpones Drug Cartel's Terrorist Designation as a Show of Respect to Mexican President

Trump postpones the plan to designate Mexican Cartels as terrorists in respect of Mexican President's decisions.
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