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Haiti Extends State of Emergency for a Month Amid Rising Violence

Haiti declared a month-long state of emergency and imposed a curfew in Port-au-Prince following ongoing attacks by armed gangs on vital government facilities. The measures aim to address the escalating security crisis.

Costa Rica: Fake Nuns Arrested for Running False Charity Clinics, Abusing Novices, Giving Poor Care

Five people who were posing to be nuns have been arrested by authorities in Costa Rica. They reportedly accepted donations for false charity clinics but used that money for themselves.

Mexico Students Tried To Storm Presidential Palace, Rammed Truck Into Palace Doors in Protest

A group of Ayotzinapa students tried to storm the National Palace in Mexico City to protest the disappearance of 43 students in Mexico in 2014.

Haiti: US Pressures Prime Minster Ariel Henry To Resign Amid Rising Violence

Prime Minister Ariel Henry, amid Haiti's crisis, was a route home from a diplomatic mission when the US State Department conveyed a message midair on Tuesday. The situation underscores the ongoing challenges facing the Haitian leader.

Former Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernández Finally Testifies in New York Drug Trafficking Trial

Juan Orlando Hernández used to be the most powerful man in Honduras. However, the former politician is now standing on trial in New York over drug trafficking charges.

Venezuela Election Date Set But Opposition Candidate Maria Corina Machado Still Blocked From Running

The Supreme Court of Venezuela, which is aligned with President Nicolas Maduro, announced that the presidential election will happen on July 28 this year.

Haiti: Joe Biden Refuses Troop Deployment to Caribbean Country Amid Gang Violence

The Biden administration has decided against deploying US troops to assist Haiti amid a security crisis. Gang leaders orchestrating attacks on crucial sites like the main seaport, airports, and prisons prompted this response, according to a White House official's statement to McClatchy.

Rita Moreno Reveals She ‘Didn’t Like Being a Hispanic Person’ for Many Years

Rita Moreno, renowned for breaking barriers for Latino performers, disclosed on Monday that she hadn't always fully embraced her Hispanic identity. The legendary actor shared this personal revelation about her evolving connection to her heritage.

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Confirms 7 National Guard Recruits Died After Training Incident

During his daily press conference on Monday, Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador admitted that seven National Guard recruits drowned in an army training accident last February.
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Latinos Are at Higher Risk for Glaucoma, Research Reveals

In January 2024, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania planned to collaborate with the Los Angeles Latino Eye Study (LALES) further to understand glaucoma's genetic underpinnings within the Latino population.

Haiti Government Announces State of Emergency Following Mass Jailbreak; Gangs Demand PM Resign

Haiti's government declared a state of emergency on Sunday as thousands of inmates reportedly escaped its largest prison amid escalating gang violence. The surge in lawlessness has disrupted the Caribbean nation for months.

Panama Shelter Destroyed After Migrants Brawled Near Darien Gap

Tempers flared in the Darien region of Panama, as a group of migrants brawled, resulting in the destruction of several pieces of property, including a migrant shelter.

Mexico Elections Feared To Be Bloodiest Ever After Several Candidates Already Killed by Organized Crime

This year's Mexico elections may be the biggest in history. However, it may also be the bloodiest as several candidates for various positions have already been killed since last year.

Haiti: Gangs Attack Main Prison Causing Mass Jailbreak that Free Around 4000 Inmates

Armed gangs stormed Haiti's main prison, triggering an explosion of violence in the capital, leading to hundreds of inmates fleeing. The incident resulted in at least five deaths on Sunday, raising concerns about the deteriorating security situation in the country.

Karol G's Private Jet Makes Emergency Landing in California Airport; Pilot Reports Smoke in Cockpit

Karol G's private jet executed an emergency landing in Van Nuys, California, when the pilot detected smoke in the cockpit. The incident unfolded last night, prompting a swift response to ensure the safety of those on board.

Nayib Bukele: Who Is El Salvador's ‘World’s Coolest Dictator’?

Charismatic and dynamic, Nayib Bukele took office as El Salvador's President in June, signaling a notable shift in the nation's political scene. His election victory marked a transformative moment in the country's leadership.

Barbados: Barbadian Sweet Treats You Must Try to Complete Your Caribbean Escapade

Barbados, with its rich cultural heritage and vibrant culinary traditions, offers a delightful array of desserts that reflect the island's history and local ingredients.

Russia Spreading Disinformation About US Border Crisis To Undercut Ukraine Aid

The US has not passed aid to Ukraine yet, and this may be thanks to Russian disinformation distracting lawmakers and the public about the US border crisis.

Haiti, Kenya Sign Agreement; Will Send Troops To Fight Haitian Gangs

Approximately 1,000 Kenyan police officers are poised for deployment to Haiti, aiming to address escalating gang violence in the region. The move reflects international efforts to curb the security crisis in Haiti.

Venezuela Loses Appeal on Crimes Against Humanity Investigation; ICC Rules Investigation Moving Forward

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has repealed the appeal by Venezuela over the investigation into the allegations of the country's alleged crimes against humanity.
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