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Venezuelan President Threatens Election Results With Investigation

Less than a month after his party lost control of Venezuela's National Assembly, Socialist President Nicolas Maduro, is investigated the Dec. 6 election which put the opposition coalition party in two-thirds of the house seats.

NASA Warns of Strongest El Niño Since 1997, Effects on US

According to the U.S. space agency NASA, the effects of this year's El Niño weather phenomenon could match those of 1998.

Best Caribbean Hotels for Gallivanting Globetrotters

These hotels ensure guests get to experience the best the Caribbean has to offer. Here's a short but comprehensive guide to the best all-inclusive hotels and beach resorts in the Caribbean, including the top places to stay for ocean-facing rooms, relaxing spas and exhilarating watersports.

Prominent Businessmen, State Officials Slapped With Jail Time Over Argentina Train Crash

Railway operator Claudio Cirigliano and two former Argentina state officials have been sentenced to multiple years behind bars over the Buenos Aires train disaster in 2012.

Best Travel Destinations to Visit on a Budget in 2016

It’s always a good resolution to explore the world more in the wake of a brand new year. There’s so much to see and nothing holding you back, except maybe not enough cash in your bank account. Still, a limited budget won’t keep a good traveler down. If you know where to go -- and how -- even a few months’ worth of savings can take you to the best sights and sounds all around the world.

'Quinceañera': Business in Cuba Welcomes Back Old Latin Tradition

Quinceañera," an old Latin American tradition is back in business in Cuba."Quinceañera" is an age-old Latin American tradition that marks a young Latina's 15th birthday and is considered her rite of passage from a girl to womanhood. Naturally, a lot of families will want to give their daughters a wonderful experience. This Latin American established practice goes way back centuries ago. For now, some traces of the ancient celebrations remain including the traditional waltzes performed by Latin American girls.

Northern Spain Firefighters Battle 120 Forest Fires Linked to ‘Cattle Farming Interests’

Spain is currently suffering the effect of at least 120 forest fires that affected their agricultural and forest lands.

WHO Declares End of Ebola Outbreak in Guinea

World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the cease of Ebola transmission in Guinea. The country is now undergoing a strict three-month surveillance.

‘Sister Wives’ Season 7 Shocker: Polygamous Kody Brown Seeks Teenage Bride as Fifth Wife Amid Other Wives’ Impending Departure

Things are getting crazier and messier as “Sister Wives” Season 7 returns with dramatic heartaches. Since the upcoming season will focus on Robyn and Kody Brown’s relationship and their children, the other wives Meri, Janelle and Christine will likely be out of the picture. Robyn’s pregnancy of Kody’s 18th biological child will also be highlighted in the series.

Excavation of Valongo Wharf Creates Controversy Over Brazil's Past Black Slavery

The excavation of Rio de Janeiro's Valongo Wharf created a stir of controversy as Brazil's past black slavery came to light.

AB InBev’s Blockbuster Deal With SABMiller Places Second as One of the Biggest Mergers & Acquisitions of 2015; Joint Venture to Solidify Dominance in Latin America

This 2015 has been the year of massive mergers and acquisitions, which set a new record at $5.03 trillion. According to Dealogic consultants, the annual total value for this year represented a substantial increase of 37 percent from 2015. While the last quarter of 2015 scored the highest figure for any quarter on record, Yahoo! News reported.

Top 5 Safest & Cheapest Latin American Countries to Visit in 2016

The travel and tourism industry in Latin America were greatly struck during the 2008-2009 recession. While international arrivals slowed and tourist visits depleted, the region’s tourism industry was resilient, which led to its gradual and continuous growth.

Texas Man Found Dead Along Mexican Highway After Being Fatally Stabbed by Alleged Lover

Jake Clyde Merendino was found along the Mexican highway after being fatally stabbed. A 52 year old man by the name of Jake Clyde Merendino was found dead after being fatally stabbed along a Mexican highway.

Where Is Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman? World’s Most Powerful Drug Cartel Boss Remains at Large as Drug War Continues

As 2015 is about to end, many are still wondering where on Earth is Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman? The notorious drug cartel boss remains at large after he broke out from the maximum security jail in Mexico in July. And despite the massive and extensive manhunt operations, the authorities have failed to recapture the world’s most powerful and deadly drug trafficking operations kingpin, who is said to be hiding in Sinaloa.

Michael Schumacher [Latest Update]: F1 Superstar’s Lawyer Defends Privacy Rights as Media Blackout Continues

Two years after Michael Schumacher’s unfortunate skiing accident at the French Alpine resort of Meribel on Dec. 29, 2013, the current health condition of the Formula One legend remains vague. And due to the ongoing media blackout requested by his family, reports have been scarce.

Leftist Leonel Brizola Declared National Hero in Brazil

The late leftist leader in Brazil, Leonel Brizola, just became the latest added member in the honorary list of national heroes last Tuesday upon a passage of a law in Brazil, authorizing the inscription of Leonel de Moura Brizola in the exclusive "Book of National Heroes."

Venezuela Murder Rate 2015 May Be World's Worst, Reports Claim

Before 2016 enters, a non-governmental group has just released Venezuela's murder rate in 2015, showing a steep climb in the number of homicides in the country. Reports claim that Venezuela is one of the places worldwide with the most number of violent attacks.

Central American Nations Agree on Plan to Send Cuban Migrants to the U.S.

Inundated with thousands of Cuban migrants trying to make their ways to the United States, Central American nations have agreed upon a program which will allow Cubans stranded in Costa Rica to reach their U.S destination.

Bolivia's Evo Morales Wields Lightsaber in 'Star Wars' Campaign Video Spoof [Watch]

Bolivian President Evo Morales has tied his socialist agenda to the Star Wars craze surrounding the release of the “The Force Awakens.”

Venezuelan Military Helicopter Crashes in Colombia

The governments in Caracas and Bogotá on Dec. 29 offered contradictory accounts of what led to the crash of a Venezuelan military helicopter that injured the pilot and co-pilot.
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