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A Sneak Peek on Latina Celebrities Diet

Take a sneak peek on some of the Latina celebreties diet. Celebrity bodies are without a doubt stunning and close to perfection. Fans can't help but wonder on what their diet secrets are as they'd flaunt their flawless physiques.

Miami Dolphins Go International in Search of Cheerleaders in Latin America

Miami Dolphins announced Thursday that their organization will be the first in the National Football League (NFL) team to hold "multiple international cheerleader auditions" this spring in Mexico, Colombia, Brazil and Argentina.

Archaeologists Find Lost 'White City' in Honduras

Archaeologists from Colorado State University have begun to dig up the possible site of the lost "White City" in Honduras almost four years after being explored. A group of archaeologists and filmmakers used an equipment called a lidar in the jungles of Mosquitia to find ruins of plazas and pyramids back in 2012 before announcing the discovery last year.

Sierra Leone Confirms Second Ebola Case a Week After WHO Declares End of Outbreak

Sierra Leone health officials have confirmed a second Ebola case on Thursday, a week after the World Health Organization declared that West Africa is free from the deadly virus. The new victim currently under quarantine is a relative of the young woman who died back on Jan. 12 and one of the people who prepared her corpse for a traditional funeral.

Venezuelans Advised to Grow Food at Home Amid Crisis

As Venezuela struggles in its worst economic crisis in decades, the citizens are feeling the strain with a food shortage sweeping the country. To combat the difficulty in acquiring food, President Nicolas Maduro is telling families to consider producing their own food at home.

Ohio Professor Allegedly Connected to ISIS

Investigations were recently held in light of the allegations against an Ohio Professor from Kent State University claiming that Julio Pino had ties with the Islamic State (ISIS), KentWired reports. Furthermore, the publication also revealed that there were allegations saying that the associate professor was also trying to recruit students to join the militant group.

'Making a Murderer' Season 2 Update: Filmmakers Sit Down With Steven Avery for Future Episodes

The makers need "significant developments" to happen for them to move forward. "Making a Murderer" is now on its 4th week and fans are wondering as to whether the series would move forward with a 2nd season or not.

Things to Do When Exploring Dominican Republic

Known for its crystal clear waters and white sand beaches, Dominican Republic offers a quality get away, at a minimal cost.

GOP Candidates in Favor of Waterboarding Except Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz is the only GOP candidate that is against waterboarding. "If we capture any of them alive, they are getting a one-way ticket to Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and we are going to find out everything they know.

Why United Airlines Blames Cheap Oil Prices for Q4 Revenue Drop

With cheaper oil prices, airline companies are making more money even while charging lower average fares. But for United Airlines, oil prices collapse is hurting demand for travel, particularly in one of its largest hubs, Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

See the Buckingham Palace in This Exquisite VR Tour [Video]

VR is definitely the future. VR is the future. VR isn't exactly applied yet in all parts of the world, but it's starting to be. Google Expeditions has partnered with the historic building managing charity, the Royal Collection Trust, for a free "virtual field trip" of the Buckingham Palace.

Latin American Drug Cartels Far From Over? Journalist Ioan Grillo Reveals Region’s New ‘Gangster Warlords’

In the book, “Gangster Warlords,” journalist Ioan Grillo dissected the narcotics world in the region with fastidiousness and firsthand knowledge on both its mechanics and its culture. He also gave an unprecedented glimpse into the hyper-violent realm of drug cartels in Latin America. The Mexico-based author explored the criminal bosses at the frontlines of the continental catastrophe called the drug wars.

How Chef Erik Ramirez Is Redefining Peruvian-American Cuisine in New York

Those who are already familiar with Peruvian cuisine might wonder what is unique with chef Erik Ramirez’s newly-opened restaurant, Llama Inn. Located in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, Ramirez is offering the contemporary Peruvian cuisine with a more modern twist.

'Barbie Bandit' Avoids Charges Over Alleged Argentina House Raids

British woman Georgia Wawman also known as 'Barbie Bandit' escapes charges after she was found not guilty of the recurring Argentina house raids.

David Cameron Defends Sovereignty of Falkland Islands

Prime Minister David Cameron on his first meeting with Argentine President Mauricio Macri discussed the current sovereignty of the Falkland Islands.

American Man Conquers Buenos Aires With Bagels

Did you know that bagels have gradually become popular in Buenos Aires? Thanks to 27-year-old former geophysics student Jacob Eichenbaum-Pikser, who bravely introduced the Poland-originated bread product to Argentina’s capital and largest city.

Chile’s 24,133 Glaciers Are Disappearing -- What Can We Do?

Citing a 2014 study, at the rate that Chile’s glaciers are disappearing, they could be gone in a few years.

Is Planet Nine the Next Earth?

Planet Nine could be our new home in the next generation. Planet Nine could be the new home of the next generation. Michael Brown, the man who demoted Pluto in 2006, discovered Planet Nine, together with Konstantin Batygin.

'Affluenza' Teen Ethan Couch No Longer Fighting Deportation From Mexico

Lawyers representing Ethan Couch, the infamous "affluenza" Texas teenager, said they have dropped their fight against his deportation to the United States.

Colombia, FARC Ask for UN Oversight of Ceasefire

The Colombian government and Marxist rebel group FARC have jointly requested that the Unites Nations oversee their planned bilateral ceasefire.
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