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Argentina Inflation Soars to 124% as Presidential Election Nears

Argentina's annual inflation rate surged to 124.4% in August, reaching its highest level since 1991 and exacerbating its painful cost-of-living crisis.
El Chapo Wife, Emma Coronel, To Be Freed from California Prison

El Chapo Wife Emma Coronel To Be Freed From California Prison

Emma Coronel Aispuro, the wife of imprisoned Mexican kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzman, is scheduled to be released from a California prison, as confirmed by the US Bureau of Prisons.
Dominican Republic: Why Did President Luis Abinader Threaten To Shut Down Border with Haiti?

Dominican Republic: Why Did President Luis Abinader Threaten To Shut Down Border With Haiti?

The Dominican Republic may close its border with Haiti in the northern Dajabon province if the dispute over shared river water access remains unresolved soon, according to a government spokesperson on Monday.
Mexico: 3 Wounded After Gunmen Attack Vehicles Crossing from US

Mexico: At Least 3 Wounded After Gunmen Attack Vehicles Crossing From US

Armed civilians attacked a group of Mexican and American citizens traveling in northern Mexico, leaving at least three passengers injured.
Inaki Godoy Shows and Movie That Made Him Famous

Inaki Godoy Shows and Movie That Made Him Famous

Mexican actor Iñaki Godoy Jasso is recognized for portraying Juan Ruiz in "The Imperfects" (2022) and will also be taking on the role of Monkey D. Luffy in Netflix's live adaptation of "One Piece" (2023).
Is Lionel Messi Injured? Argentina Star Exits Game vs. Ecuador Because 'There's Something'

Is Lionel Messi Injured? Argentina Star Exits Game vs. Ecuador Because 'There's Something'

Inter Miami will anxiously await the results of Lionel Messi's upcoming medical tests, which Argentina is set to conduct.
Haiti: Colombia Ex-Soldier Pleads Guilty in Plotting Jovenel Moise's Assassination

Haiti: Colombia Ex-Soldier Pleads Guilty in Plotting Jovenel Moise's Assassination

A Colombia ex-soldier charged in the 2021 assassination of Haiti President Jovenel Moise pleaded guilty in Miami.
Hurricane Lee Now a Category 4 Hurricane, Caribbean Braces For Impact and US East Coast Might Get Hit

Hurricane Lee Now a Category 4 Hurricane, Caribbean Braces For Impact and US East Coast Might Get Hit

Hurricane Lee is moving northwest and has rapidly intensified on Thursday, with the National Hurricane Center announcing that the storm is now a Category 4 hurricane.
Cristiano Ronaldo Officially Ends Lionel Messi Rivalry -- Here's What the Al Nassr Star Said

Cristiano Ronaldo Officially Ends Lionel Messi Rivalry -- Here's What the Al Nassr Star Said

Cristiano Ronaldo clarifies there is no rivalry with Lionel Messi, though they are not friends, following epic clashes with Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Mexico Supreme Court Ratifies Abortion Rights on Federal Level

Mexico Supreme Court Ratifies Abortion Rights on Federal Level

The Mexico Supreme Court affirmed abortion rights in all 32 states. Mexico's Supreme Court has taken a significant step in the direction of abortion rights by ruling that all federal criminal penalties for abortion are unconstitutional and violate women's rights, AP reports.
Jenni Hermoso Press Sexual Assault Charges To Luis Rubiales for FIFA World Cup Scandal

Jenni Hermoso Press Sexual Assault Charges To Luis Rubiales for FIFA World Cup Scandal

Spain star Jenni Hermoso is pressing charges against former Spanish federation president Luis Rubiales after kissing her without her consent after the FIFA Women's World Cup.
Mexico Gun Violence: US Consulate Issues 'Shelter' Warning After Marines Shootout

Mexico Gun Violence: US Consulate Issues 'Shelter' Warning After Marines Shootout

A recent Mexico gun violence that took the lives of four individuals prompted a shelter-in-place alert from the US consulate across the Rio Grande from Brownsville, Texas.
Peru: 6 Dead Following Clash Between Military, Shining Path Rebel Group

Peru: 6 Dead Following Clash Between Military, Shining Path Rebel Group

Four soldiers and two suspected Shining Path rebels died in a clash in a coca-producing area of Peru.
Julio Urias, Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher, Arrested on Domestic Violence

Julio Urias, Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher, Arrested on Domestic Violence

LA Dodgers' Julio Urias, a pending free agent pitcher, was arrested for felony domestic violence, his second arrest in four years.
FIBA Basketball World Cup: NBA-Powered USA Falls To Lithuania as Final 8 Revealed

FIBA Basketball World Cup: NBA-Powered USA Falls to Lithuania as Final 8 Revealed

Lithuania, led by New Orleans Pelicans star Jonas Valanciunas, upset the NBA-powered Team USA to advance to the FIBA World Cup Final 8, marking the first loss for the Americans in the tournament
Joe Biden Expresses Disappointment on Xi Jinping's Plan to Skip G20 Summit

Joe Biden Expresses Disappointment on Xi Jinping's Plan to Skip G20 Summit

US President Joe Biden expressed disappointment over Chinese President Xi Jinping's decision to miss the upcoming G20 summit in India.
Ecuador: 50 Guards, 7 Police Officers Released After Being Held Hostage for Over a Day

Ecuador: 50 Prison Guards, 7 Police Officers Released After Being Held Hostage for Over a Day

Inmates in six Ecuador prisons have released 57 guards and police officers they had taken hostage, according to the prison service.
Top 5 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Dishes Tourists Should Not Miss

Top 5 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Dishes Tourists Should Not Miss

Food plays a significant role in St Vincent and the Grenadines' culture, showcasing local delicacies that mirror the island's history and its central Caribbean location.
Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro Remains Silent on Question About Undeclared Saudi Arabia Gifts

Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro Remains Silent on Question About Undeclared Saudi Arabia Gifts

Brazil Ex-President Jair Bolsonaro and his wife Michelle opted for silence during their appearance before the Federal Police on Thursday during the investigation about undisclosed jewelry gifts from Saudi Arabia.
Chile To Trace Over 1,000 Individuals Who Disappeared During 1973 Coup

Chile To Trace Over 1,000 Individuals Who Disappeared During 1973 Coup

As Chile approaches the 50th anniversary of its 1973 coup, the government is now actively searching for individuals who disappeared under the rule of General Augusto Pinochet.
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