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This Is How Chile’s Gastronomic Revolution Became a Threat to Other Latin American Cuisines

Latin American cuisines have been often unfairly considered as a part of the growing fast food scrap heap. Fortunately, with the 21st century incarnation of its regional delicacies, Latin America’s gastronomic delights seem to be on the edge of a new era.

Go to Europe now Before Passport-Free Travel Expires

The migration crisis in Europe has far-reaching consequences that are unavoidable, including for travelers who are eager to explore the expansive region freely and more easily. The European Union member countries are leaning toward the termination of passport-free travel by controlling the borders more strictly due to the conflict across the world.

‘Pirates of the Caribbean 5’ Spoilers 2016: 3 Exciting Scoops About Upcoming Sequel ‘Dead Men Tell No Tales’

Disney and Johnny Depp fans are definitely dying for the latest scoop on the upcoming “Pirates” sequel, “Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Men Tell No Tales.” Film director Joachim Ronning posted the most recent update on the film on his Instagram account.

5 Americans Stabbed to Death in Costa Rica, Suspect Still at Large

Five members of an American-Costa Rican family residing in Matapolo de Santa Cruz in Guanacaste were killed after a Nicaraguan man allegedly went on a killing spree over the weekend.

United Airlines Submitting Application to Operate Flights Between US and Cuba

United Airlines celebrated the historic signing between the U.S. and Cuba that allows commercial flights for the first time since the 1959 revolution, per an official press release. The Chicago-based company is one of many major airlines who will submit an application to the Department of Transportation to start operating U.S.-Cuba flights.

United Airlines Mechanics Union Looking to Strike After Rejecting Final Contract Offer

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters that represents maintenance workers including mechanics rejected United Airlines final contract offer, per a Reuters report. Teamsters and United have been discussing a new joint deal for a year and have not reached a new contract for its maintenance staff since 2010 when United merged with Continental Airlines.

LGBT Website Mr. Hudson Focusing on Travel Destinations for Gay Men Launched

An LGBT website for gay men looking to explore beautiful places in the world was launched last Feb. 16, 2016, per a press release via the Digital Journal. The site is called Mr. Hudson and it offers a variety of guides for selected destinations for gay couples or solo gay adventurers.

Uruguay Cuisine to Conquer New York City With Empanadas, Asados

New York City is seemingly becoming a Latin American gastronomical hotspot in the United States. Following the invasion of Peruvian food in the Empire State, another Latin American cuisine is set to conquer the city.

US Humanitarian Group Urges Honduran Authorities to Stop Youth ‘Slaughter’ Amid Increasing Violence Records

Honduras has been shaken up with increasing number of crimes and violence involving children and adolescents. That’s why U.S. humanitarian group Casa Alianza has urged the government on Sunday to stop the killings among the youth, who are the common victims of crime in the Central American nation.

Colombian Police Chief Accused of Initiating Cadets into Male Prostitution Ring

Colombian Police Chief Rodolfo Palomino welcomes Investigator General Alejandro Ordonez’s probe on allegations that he is involved in a male prostitution ring in a bid to clear his name.

Europe’s Happiest Cities Revealed in New EU Survey

Isn’t it a treat to go to a place where the people are happy? Europe is packed with awe-inspiring tourist spots but travelers seeking the quality of life and overall contentment of the citizens can look to the European Union’s new survey ranking the happiest cities in the region.

How Latin America Became a Significant Market for Scotch Whisky

Latin America is a vast and developing market. That’s why the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) and the Canning House, a top U.K. forum on Latin American politics, economics and business, believed that the growth of Scotch showed what other European businesses can achieve in the region.

Asteroid Hurtling Close to Earth as Russia Plans Missile Defense

The vision of an asteroid grazing the Earth may be terrifying, but scientists assure that the one that’s currently hurtling in the planet’s direction doesn’t pose any threat of impact. It is expected to come quite close though.

Michael Schumacher’s Manager Sabine Kehm Breaks Silence Over Former F1 Superstar’s Health Condition

Amid the ongoing media blackout on the current condition of seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher, his manager Sabine Kehm has finally broken her silence, saying Schumacher will be back again one day.

Cuba, US Sign Agreement to Restore Commerical Flights

The United States and Cuba took another progressive leap toward normalizing relations on Tuesday by signing an agreement to restore regular air service between the two countries for the first time in five decades.

Pros & Cons of Online Latina Mail-Order Brides

Marriage and love are not the same, but one can have the former without the latter. Marriage and love can often go together, but one can have the former without the latter.

Kate Middleton, Prince William to Visit France Amid Third Pregnancy Claims

The British royals have recently been the talk-of-the-town with reports claiming Kate Middleton’s third pregnancy to Prince Harry’s current relationship status. And while royal watchers are eager to know the latest scoop on their personal lives, Duchess Kate, Prince William and Prince Harry are quite busy juggling their royal engagements.

How Venezuela's New Economic Czar Plans to Boost the Economy

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro chose Trade and Industry Minister Miguel Perez Abad to replace leftist sociologist Luis Salas as the country’s new economy vice president amid a severe economic crisis looming in the embattled country.

Syrian Refugees Await Humanitarian Aid on Pending Syria Ceasefire

Besieged areas in Syria will soon receive humanitarian aid from the United Nations once the ceasefire agreement transpires.

United Airlines Face Tough Competition in Asia Pacific With Qantas, Singapore Airlines

United Airlines is facing tough competition in Asia and the Pacific against two big airline carriers from the region, Qantas Airlines and Singapore Airlines. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, United is meeting their expectations in spite of Qantas Airlines' newly-formed alliance with American Airlines.
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