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Brazil Faces Second Prison Break in One Week [Watch]

Brazil has experienced its second mass prison break in the area in a single week. Brazil has experienced its second mass prison break in a single week.

22 Countries on Travel Blacklist as Zika Virus Breaks Out [See List]

Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the US warned pregnant women not to travel to 22 countries, mostly situated in Latin America and the Caribbean

Mexico Rescues Over 12,000 Endangered Turtle Eggs

Mexican authorities recovered a total of 12,188 abandoned Golfina turtle eggs along the shores of the Pacific coast states of Michoacan and Oaxaca.

40 Inmates Try to Escape, 1 Still at Large in Brazil Prison Break

A bomb was used to blast a hole in an external wall in Frei Damiao de Bozanno prison in the city of Recife in Brazil.

Egypt to Prosecute 8 People for Damaging King Tut's Mask

Eight museum employees are facing disciplinary charges for damaging King Tutankhamun's mask that left scratches on the 3,300-year-old artifact. Prosecutors said in a statement on Sunday that they will also persecute the former head of the Egyptian Museum and the restoration department for failing to properly repair the Pharaoh's mask back in 2014.

Brazil, El Salvador Health Officials Linking Zika Virus to Guillain-Barré Syndrome

Health officials from Brazil and El Salvador are investigating the link between the Zika virus to a condition called Guillain-Barre syndrome. The rare nervous condition that can cause paralysis has alarmed health officials since the increase of the number of cases in relation to the Zika outbreak.

Unaccompanied Minors Smuggled as Slave Laborers in Ohio

With the current wave of unaccompanied minors entering the U.S. borders, several reports have surfaced claiming that for the past two years, some of the minors have been subjected to illegal acts and are smuggled as slave laborers.

Ex-Haitian Coup Leader Threatens to Divide Country, Says Supporters are Ready for War

Guy Philippe, an ex-rebel leader, has urged his supporters to resist his political enemies. Prominent Haitian politician Guy Philippe, who led a group of rebels in the overthrow of then-President Jean-Bertrand Aristide back in 2004, has urged his supporters to firmly resist his political enemies, calling them "anarchists," giving a clear sign that the turbulence in the nation is far from being over, according to Reuters.

Venezuela Loses UN Voting Rights Due to Arrears

The United Nations has decided to temporarily suspend Venezuela's voting rights due to nonpayment of annual dues to the organization.

Pope Francis to Visit the Happiest Place in the World

The current leader of the Roman Catholic church will be heading to the country recently named the happiest in the world in 2017.

Brazil’s Petrobras Selling Braskem Stake Amid Corruption Scandal? Company Bail-Out Costs $21 Billion

Petroleo Brasileiro SA aka Petrobras, a state-controlled oil company, is reportedly selling its stake in Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem SA. The sale talks came amid the vast corruption scandal faced by the Rio de Janeiro-based company.

Jack Dorsey Restructuring Twitter Management? Company Loses Top Executives, Hires Board Members, Chief Marketing Officer

Twitter CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey is reportedly revamping the management team of the company as he aimed to reverse its ailing fortunes and its user growth slowdown in the past 12 months.

8 Common Misconceptions About Latin Americans

There are many misconceptions and stereotypes about Latin America. While there may be truths in some, most of these mistaken beliefs are totally wrong.

CELAC Summit: Latin American and Caribbean Leaders Ready to Meet in Ecuador

The foreign leaders from the member countries of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) were gathered Sunday to discuss and prepare for the 4th upcoming summit in Ecuador Wednesday next week.

ISIS Releases New Propaganda Video of Paris Attacks; Jihadi Group Threatens UK as Next Target

ISIS has recently released a new propaganda video showing some of the suspected Paris attackers beheading prisoners. The video, which was uploaded to the militants’ official Telegram channel and released Sunday, was filmed before the jihadis murdered 130 people in the French capital last year.

Mexico's Missing 43 Students Update: Three More Suspects Have Been Arrested

Three men have been detained as suspects in the 2014 case of the 43 protesting students who went missing Guerrero state.

US Snowstorm Jonas Freezes East Coast; Heavy Snow Brings Blizzard Conditions, Flood Threats in Washington, New York

A U.S. snowstorm with hurricane-force winds blasted much of East Coast on Saturday, paralyzing the nation’s capital and its largest city.

El Chapo Guzman 2016 Escape: Mexican President Aims To Extradite Joaquin Guzman ASAP

Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto announced Friday that his administration is working to extradite notorious drug cartel leader Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán to face trial in the United States "as soon as possible."

Mexico’s Murder Rate On the Rise After 4 Years

Mexico’s murder rate has increased exponentially in 2015, rising to almost 9 percent, despite the government's efforts to combat it.

Bolivia’s Second Largest Lake Disappears

Bolivia’s second largest lake, Lake Poopo, has officially dried up. Bolivia’s second largest lake, Lake Poopo, has officially dried up. Thousands of people in the region may have lost their livelihoods due to the lake’s disappearance, the Associated Press reports.
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