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El Salvador Fears Zika Virus, Discourages Pregnancies Before 2018

Amid growing concerns about the mosquito-borne Zika virus and associated birth defects, the government of El Salvador is asking its citizens to avoid pregnancies for the next two years.

Brazil to Deploy Troops to Combat Zika Virus

Brazil has announce that the military will deploy 220,000 soldiers in an effort to combat mosquitoes spreading the Zika virus.

Low Oil Prices Could Trigger Venezuelan Default

Venezuela's economic situation is so dire that experts are fearing the South American country might eventually default on its $120 billion foreign debt, even though President Nicolás Maduro insisted this week that his government would honor all its financial obligations.

US Eases More Travel, Financial Restrictions on Cuba

The White House announced Tuesday it would be lifting sanctions on Cuba, easing restrictions on financing American exports to the island nation in addition to other changes.

Gunmen Kill Former Honduran Cabinet Official

A former Honduran Cabinet official has been killed after he was shot by three gunmen in the country's northern city of La Ceiba on Jan. 24.

Caracas World's Most Dangerous City, Report Says

Caracas, Venezuela's capital, has reclaimed the dubious honor of being the world's most dangerous city, according to a new report released by a Mexico-based non-governmental organization.

Kate del Castillo Says Mexican Government is Trying to 'Destroy Her'

Mexican telenovela star Kate del Castillo, the woman who helped actor and sometime journalist Sean Penn get an interview with recently recaptured drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo,” Guzmán, is claiming that the Mexican government wants to destroy her.

Leonardo DiCaprio Donates 3.4M to Ecuadorian Indigenous Groups

The contribution is part of a larger donation to help global and evironmental causes. Actor and global activist Leonardo DiCaprio has donated $3. 4 million to help the people of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

El Niño Causing Andean Glaciers to Melt at Fastest Rate in Years

New data revealed tropical glaciers are melting at the fastest rate in over a decade due to the latest El Niño event.

Best Solo Travel Destinations for Valentine’s Day

Single on Valentine’s Day? There’s a whole world out there waiting for you. Celebrate being free with a trip somewhere far from the happy couples. After all, hitting the road is an adventure, alone or not, and sometimes it’s even more rewarding to travel solo. Here are the top five destinations that will make travelers fall in love with the world.

6 Foods You Should Avoid Eating to Prevent Food-Poisoning

Amid Chipotle’s E. coli and norovirus outbreaks, lawyer Bill Marler recently revealed six foods that should be avoided to prevent food-poisoning. He also explained why these foods are not worth the risks.

Breast Cancer Drug Could Treat Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity -- Aberdeen University

Fenretinide, a drug initially designed as a cure to breast cancer, could improve the lives of billions of people who are suffering with type-2 diabetes and obesity, researchers at the University of Aberdeen shared.

Haiti Likely to Install Short-Term Interim Government Amid Political Turmoil

With Haiti reeling from intense political turmoil, will a transitional government emerge after the nation's current president steps down on February?

American Tourist Murdered in Caribbean Beach

A woman and her husband's vacation in paradise quickly turned into a nightmare. Tourists enjoying a vacation on the Caribbean island of Grenada were shocked by very tragic news on Sunday.

Calls Against Immigration Raids Spike After Women, Children Were Detained in Texas

The immigration issue in the U.S. has been in the center of talks according to Fox News Latino. The most recent development in the issue is that women and children are reportedly being detained too long than the law allows.

British Government, Bill Gates Pledge $4.3 Billion to Win the War on Malaria

Microsoft founder Bill Gates and British Chancellor George Osborne have pledge $4.3 billion (£3 billion) to fund a five year research to eradicate malaria.

Rio 2016: Olympic Heads Loosen Rules on Transgender Athletes

Rio Olympics 2016 is around the corner and some of the rules for athletes are being rectified to accommodate qualified players. In particular, the issues on transgender athletes have been addressed after the 1976 Olympic decathlon gold medalist Bruce Jenner underwent gender reassignment procedure and now living as Caitlyn Jenner.

Cute Sloth Goes Viral After Rescue in Ecuador

A photo of an adorable little sloth clutching a traffic barrier in the middle of a road has gone viral, tugging heartstrings around the globe.

Brazil Announces Plans to Prevent Zika Virus at Olympics

With the Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro approaching, Brazil has announced plans to prevent the spread of the Zika virus.

UN Considers Mission to Monitor Colombian Peace Deal

If the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) manage to finalize a peace deal, the disarmament of the leftist rebels will likely be overseen by a special United Nations mission.
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