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FIBA AmeriCup: Dog Interrupts Argentina Vs. Chile Game, While Cuba Demolishes Team USA

A FIBA AmeriCup qualifying match between Argentina and Chile was suddenly stopped. This was not because of a brawl or something violent, but because of a dog.

Colombia Warlord Salvatore Mancuso, Responsible for 1,500 Murders, Now Back in Country After Serving Sentence in US Prison

The US has now deported notorious Colombian warlord and paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso back to Colombia after he served his 12-year sentence for drug trafficking.

Trinidad and Tobago Oil Spill Spreads, Reaches Bonaire

Local officials prioritize protecting the mangrove-rich area of Lac Bay after an oil spill from a capsized vessel, detected by Trinidad and Tobago's Coast Guard on Feb. 7. Authorities report ongoing oil leakage, underscoring environmental concerns.

Mexico Elections: 2 Mayoral Candidates of the Same City Shot Dead, Within Hours Apart

Mexico tends to become more violent as elections approach, and this was shown when two mayoral candidates from the same city were shot dead within hours of one another.

Jair Bolsonaro Under Probe for Allegedly Harassing a Humpback Whale, May Be Fined 2,500 Reais ($500)

The former president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, is in even more hot water with Sao Paolo police as he is accused of allegedly harassing a marine mammal.

Haiti: Benin Offers 2,000 Troops To Fight Gangs in the Caribbean Country, Says US Ambassador

The US government reaffirms its commitment to aid in restoring peace in Haiti, pledging financial assistance, equipment, and logistical support for a multinational force. The actual deployment timeline for this assistance remains uncertain.

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) Is Now Feuding With YouTube

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) jut started a new feud, and it all stemmed from him leaking a reporter's phone number.

US Air Force Member Sets Himself on Fire un Front of Israel Embassy in Protest Over Palestine

A US Air Force serviceman is now in critical condition after setting himself on fire in front of the Israeli Embassy to protest Israel's ongoing campaign in Palestine.

Haiti Prime Minister Meets With Caribbean Leaders To Discuss Foreign Force Deployment

As the Haiti Crisis continued, Caribbean leaders, including Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry, met to discuss the deployment of foreign troops to the country.

Brazil: Thousands of Jair Bolsonaro Supporters Gather To Support Former President Amid Legal Firestorm

Jair Bolsonaro supporters rallied on Sao Paulo's Paulista Avenue on Feb 25, expressing backing for the former Brazilian president amidst multiple investigations that could potentially lead to legal consequences.

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Allies and Son's Personal Details Leaked After He Leaked Reporter's Phone Number

After Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez (AMLO) released the personal details of a New York Times reporter in an act called doxing, the phone numbers of people close to him were also leaked.

Gaby Moreno: Facts About Grammy Award Winning Artist from Guatemala

Guatemalan singer-songwriter Gaby Moreno, renowned for her soulful voice and heartfelt compositions, has garnered global acclaim, captivating audiences with her musical talent.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Interesting Facts About the 'Jewels of the Caribbean'

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is a small island located in the Caribbean Sea, situated to the south of Saint Lucia and to the north of Grenada.

Grenada: American Couple Presumed Dead After Fugitives Allegedly Stole Their Boat

Three escaped inmates in Grenada are suspected of stealing a yacht and fatally harming two passengers, believed to be Americans. The Royal Grenada Police Force is investigating the incident, revealing potential violent consequences of the jailbreak.

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Says Law Does Not Apply To Him After Revealing Reporter's Phone Number

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador just pulled a Donald Trump and claimed that the law does not apply to him.

Brazil: US Pressured Pro Jair Bolsonaro Generals From Executing Coup, Says Report

New evidence for Jair Bolsonaro's attempted coup in Brazil revealed that the Biden administration was responsible for keeping generals from executing a coup.

Dani Alves Rape Case Update: Soccer Star Sentenced to 4 1/2 Years Over Sexual Assault

Ex-Barcelona soccer player Dani Alves convicted of sexually assaulting a woman in a nightclub, receiving a 4.5-year prison sentence in Barcelona.

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's Allies Accused of Taking Money from Drug Cartels

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador may be leaving office soon, but he is under a new controversy as his allies are alleged to be taking drug money from the cartels.

Mexico: Violence in Guerrero State Continues as Viral Video of Cartel Gunmen Gleefully Kicking Dead Victims Surfaces

Guerrero state has become one of the most violent states in Mexico, with a recent viral video showing why, as alleged cartel gunmen were shown kicking the dead bodies of their victims.

Venezuela: Dozens Possible Dead, Over 100 Trapped Following Illegal Gold Mine Collapse

An open-pit mine wall in central Venezuela collapsed on Tuesday, trapping dozens of workers under mud. A frantic rescue effort is underway to save those affected by the incident.
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