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Venezuela: Rapper Canserbero's 'Suicide' Turns Out To Be Murder Committed by Former Manager

The Venezuela rapper, whose abrupt death in 2015 was initially labeled as a suicide, was revealed to have been drugged, stabbed, and thrown out of a window by his then-manager.
Belize Drinks: Traditional Beverages at 'The Jewel'

Belize Drinks: Traditional Beverages at 'The Jewel'

Exploring the traditional drinks of Belize provides a flavorful journey through the country's rich cultural tapestry, offering a taste of the tropics with every sip.
Argentina President Javier Milei Sacks Thousands of Government Employees

Argentina President Javier Milei Sacks Thousands of Government Employees

Argentina's newly inaugurated President Javier Milei has terminated the employment of 5,000 government workers who were hired in 2023 before he assumed office.
Haiti President Assassination: Former Colombian Soldier Pleads Guilty To Killing Jovenel Moise

Haiti President Assassination: Former Colombian Soldier Pleads Guilty To Killing Jovenel Moise

The assassination of Haiti President Jovenel Moise plunged the Caribbean country into chaos and one of the people responsible for it has just pleaded guilty.
US Migrant Crisis: 8,000 to 15,000 Asylum Seekers Headed to US-Mexico Border

US Migrant Crisis: 8,000 to 15,000 Asylum Seekers Headed to US-Mexico Border

Thousands of US migrants in a caravan persist in their journey through southern Mexico. Some express pessimism about an upcoming meeting between American and Mexican officials regarding the migrant surge at the US-Mexico border, anticipating unfavorable outcomes.
Brazil's Top Militia Boss Zinho Surrenders to Federal Police Following Negotiations

Brazil's Top Militia Boss Zinho Surrenders to Federal Police Following Negotiations

Brazil's notorious "public enemy Number 1," Luis Antonio da Silva Braga, commonly known as Zinho, has surrendered after years on the run.
El Salvador Drinks Every Tourist Should Not Miss

El Salvador Drinks Every Tourist Should Not Miss

El Salvador, a small Central American country, showcases a vibrant cultural heritage evident in its culinary traditions, highlighted by a diverse range of refreshing and distinctive beverages.
Peru Street Foods: You'll Never Go Hungry in Peruvian Streets

Peru Street Foods: You'll Never Go Hungry in Peruvian Streets

Exploring Peru's street food scene is a delightful way to experience the country's culinary diversity and savor the unique flavors that make Peruvian cuisine so renowned worldwide.
Ecuador: History of Ecuadorian Tradition, Inti Raymi

Ecuador: History of Ecuadorian Tradition, Inti Raymi

In Ecuadorian tradition, Inti Raymi is a celebration dedicated to honoring and expressing gratitude to the Sun God and Mother Earth.
Caribbean Christmas: How Some Caribbean Islands Celebrate the Holiday Season

Caribbean Christmas: How Some Caribbean Islands Celebrate the Holiday Season

It is Christmas time once again and much like in Latin America, they also enjoy celebrating Christmas in the Caribbean, with each country having their own unique traditions.
Chile Tourist Spots: Places to Visit at the 'Country of Poets'

Chile Tourist Spots: Places to Visit at the 'Country of Poets'

Chile is a country known for its diverse landscapes, from the Atacama Desert in the north to the fjords and glaciers of Patagonia in the south.
Argentina Desserts: Top Argentinian Treats if You Crave for Sweets

Argentina Desserts: Top Argentinian Treats if You Crave for Sweets

Argentina has a rich tradition of desserts, and many of them are influenced by the country's European heritage, particularly Italian and Spanish culinary traditions.
Dictator Vs. Beaurty Queen: Why is Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega Regime Feuding With Miss Universe Sheynnis Palacios?

Nicaragua Explainer: Why is the Daniel Ortega Government Feuding With Miss Universe Sheynnis Palacios?

Miss Nicaragua Sheynnis Palacios's big win at the Miss Universe beauty pageant should have brought Nicaragua national pride. However, the regime under dictator Daniel Ortega is treating her like a pariah.
Brazil's Feijoada: A Brief History of the 'Land of the Holy Cross' National Dish

Brazil's Feijoada: A Brief History of the 'Land of the Holy Cross' National Dish

Feijoada is particularly associated with Brazilian cuisine and is a hearty stew made with black beans and various pork and beef cuts.
Uruguay Desserts to Give You Sugar Rush

Uruguay Desserts to Give You Sugar Rush

Uruguay desserts often combine European and local flavors, creating a diverse and tasty array of sweet treats.
Paraguay: History-Rich Places You Should Visit at 'The Heart of South America'

Paraguay: History-Rich Places You Should Visit at 'The Heart of South America'

Paraguay may not be as widely known for its historical sites as some other countries in the region, but there are several places of historical significance worth exploring.
Nicaragua Detains Second Bishop Amid Church Crackdowns

Nicaragua Detains Second Bishop Amid Church Crackdowns

In a broad crackdown on opposition figures and the Catholic Church, Nicaragua authorities arrested a second bishop, Isidoro Mora, on Thursday, escalating tensions under President Daniel Ortega's government.
Suriname: Former Dictator Desi Bouterse Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison Over Political Killings

Suriname: Former Dictator Desi Bouterse Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison Over Political Killings

On what should be the final decision on the fate of former South American dictator Desi Bouterse, who used to rule Suriname with an iron fist, a court upheld his 20-year prison sentence.
Argentina: Why Did China Suspend $6.5 Billion Currency Swap Deal?

Argentina: Why Did China Suspend $6.5 Billion Currency Swap Deal?

The China government may have taken action to restrict the online presence of Argentina's far-right "anarcho-capitalist" President, Javier Milei, following his surprising election victory just weeks ago.
Argentina President Javier Milei Faces First Public Protest

Argentina President Javier Milei Faces First Public Protest

Protests against austerity and deregulation measures announced by new Argentina President Javier Milei unfolded peacefully in the country's capital on Wednesday following a government warning against street blockades.
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