Latin America is widely known to be a region of passion. Couples who already visited this place really feel that fervor because of the overall ambiance that the islands and scenic locations give, as even simple walks along the shorelines are so romantic.
A construction worker from Texas who currently works in Loving, New Mexico had just been named as one of the newest millionaires after winning a Powerball lottery. Jose Sarabia earlier this week finally received the check that had a $2 million amount after visiting the lottery headquarters to claim his prize.
Once called as the world’s most dangerous and most murderous city, Medellin is now an epitome of the Colombian miracle. For more than two decades, the city has been the fortress of one of world’s most renowned criminals of all time, Pablo Escobar. It was also the epicenter of the global drug war.
The beauty of Latin America beaches is so serene that most people don't have the ability to resist the aquatic charm. The crystal-clear clean water, fine white or pink sand and hundreds of shades of green and blue colors are what summarizes the beaches' most pristine and picturesque beauty. Most parts of Latin America are tropical which makes these nature's masterpieces accessible to all beach junkies almost all year round.
Latin America and the Caribbean have always been the top choices for honeymoon-goers searching for an exotic destination. And since this season is also the best time to escape the Northern winter, basking under the warm weather and enjoying the pristine beaches of the region are some of the great ways to spend your honeymoon and make a lifetime of memories with the one you love.
The Nano Membrane Toilet is a new innovation created by inventors in British school, Cranfield University. The scientists created a waterless toilet where a sewage system or electric power is not required for it to operate. The Nanotechnology was applied to turn human waste into clean water and energy.
Nabela Noor revealed her reasons for sharing her thoughts on YouTube about Islamophobia, which is to encourage people to unite against terrorism instead of spreading hatred and lies about the Muslims.
Amnesty International slammed the Mexican government for what it described as the "complete lack of will by state and federal authorities" to properly investigate the disappearance of thousands of people, including 43 students who vanished in Ayotzinapa, Guerrero, two years ago.
Members of the Obama administration, along with the top House Democrats, applauded Iran for releasing 10 U.S. Navy sailors who unintentionally strayed into Iranian territorial waters on Tuesday, while Republican leaders used the incident as fodder to bash President Barack Obama.
Univision announced on Tuesday the network is moving forward with plans to air a series on the life of recently recaptured Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman later this year.
Long after that perfect road trip or overseas vacation, all a traveler’s got left are memories and photos of his once in a lifetime adventure. These days, documenting experiences on the go are easier and more affordable, but there’s always room for improvement in taking snapshots to remember journeys a little better. Here are a few tips to take your camera skills to the next level.
It might be time to uncover a lost city in Honduras. Archaeologists are on their way to recover artifacts of an ancient civilization in the Mosquitia region in the eastern part of the country, hoping to find out more about the recently discovered city deep in the jungle.
“Younger” Season 2 is finally airing on Wednesday, Jan. 13 on TV Land. And things are getting more interesting for 40-year-old divorcee Liza (Sutton Foster) as she tries to keep up the charade of being a 26-year-old publishing assistant to raise her teenage daughter Caitlin (Tessa Albertson).
Karla Jacinto, the women who was lured into sex slavery at an early age of 12, shared how she was raped 43,200 times during the 4 years of being a slave.
Matt de la Pena made the headlines as he was awarded a Newbery Medal for Best Childrens Book. Matt de la Pena made the headlines as he was able to bring honor to his country after being named as the first Latino author to win a Newbery Medal for his children's book.
