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Rio de Janeiro, The Bahamas and Eight More Vacation Spots That Draw Hispanic Millennials

Urban areas with large Hispanic populations tend to draw more Hispanic vacationers, compared to other destinations in the U.S. And when traveling abroad, Hispanics like to go where they have a semblance of kinship and relative roots.

Venezuela Deploys 17,000 Troops to Colombian Border

The Venezuelan border with Colombia will close every night this month to try to curb smuggling The Venezuelan government has deployed 17,000 troops to the country's border with Colombia in an anti-smuggling operation that will close the border each night for the next month, BBC reported.

Ebola in Europe: Spanish Priest Reportedly Becomes First European Person to Die from Deadly Virus

Even after receiving the experimental drug ZMapp, a Spanish priest died less than a week after he was evacuated from Africa to be treated in MAdrid.

EU to Discourage Latin America From Exporting Food to Russia

Russia put a ban on imported foods from the EU and U.S. The European Union appears set to hold talks with Latin American countries to discourage them from exporting food to Russia, according to a report from RT.

U.S. Supports New Iraqi Prime Minister, Promises Economic, Military Aid

The United States has propped up a new Iraqi prime minister, but the current Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, refuses to give up his post.

Son of Mexican Politician Arrested Because of Association With Drug Lord

Rodrigo Vallejo Mora, the son of a prominent Mexican politician, was arrested due to his association with a major Mexican drug cartel.

Obama Issues Presidential Memorandum: US, Colombia Drug Interdiction Assistance Continues While Central America Stuggles

President Barack Obama issued a presidential memorandum continuing the U.S. drug interdiction assistance program with the government of Colombia. A similar program for Central American countries, however, may be difficult to execute.

Tayyip Erdogan Wins Landslide Victory in Turkish Presidential Election

Tayyip Erdogan won the Turkish presidential election by a wide electoral margin Sunday. Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan won Turkey's first direct presidential election with a landslide victory Sunday, solidifying his already strong control over the Turkish political system.

Israeli Delegation Arrives in Cairo as 72-House Cease-Fire Takes Effect

An Israeli delegation arrived in Cairo Monday to continue talks in an effort to achieve a lasting peace in Gaza and Israel.

ISIS Continues Harassing Yazidi People; Women and Girls Captured

Some Yazidi have managed to escape and reach Kurdish-controlled territory; however, thousands remain trapped in mountains and are being held captive by ISIS.

Japanese Typhoon: 2 Dead and 1.5 Million Evacuated

A powerful typhoon has left two dead and 1.5 million people evacuated. Typhoon Halong hit western Japan Saturday leaving at least two dead and around 30 injured.

Hilary Clinton 2016: What Can She Bring to the Presidency?

Hilary Clinton: Former First Lady to President Bill Clinton; Former Secretary of State; Writer, and Politician. Mrs. Clinton has a reputable resume.

Brazil: Losing Young Voters

about 1/3 less are voting in this years elections than in the previous one, in 2010 Brazil is seeing the lowest population of registered teen voters for the upcoming October election, according to reports.

Argentina LGBT Tourism: A Model Boom in Industry

Argentina has played host to an important conference on LGBT tourism and has led the way in Latin America toward acceptance, thereby benefitting economically.

ISIL: 500 Yazidis Killed and 300 Kidnapped into Slavery

This Sunday 500 Yazidis killed and 300 kidnapped into slavery by ISIL. Iraq's human rights minister Mohammed Shia al Sudani announced Sunday that at least 500 Yazidis been killed and about 300 had been kidnapped by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant or ISIL.

Doctors Who Can't Place in US Medical Schools: A Second Chance in the Caribbean

A medical school in the Caribbean may prove to more competitive now than in recent memory. Some doctors are having a second chance at getting into medical school, and the opportunity lies in the Caribbean.

Yazidis in Northern Iraq: France to Join US, UK in Delivering Humanitarian Airdrops

France to join U.S., U.K. in delivering humanitarian airdrops to Yazidis in northern Iraq France announced Sunday it will join the aid efforts to send supplies to northern Iraqis trapped by Islamic State militants, joining the multinational effort that includes the U.

'La Bestia': Mexico Prevents Immigrants from Climbing on Train

New efforts to curtail the number of immigrants riding the train "La Bestia" to the U.S. border have begun to bear fruit.

Guinea Toddler Reportedly Started the Spread of Ebola Virus in December

Patient Zero in the latest Ebola outbreak in western Africa is reported to be a 2-year-old boy who died last December in Guinea in a village that borders Sierra Leone and Liberia.

Palestine and Israel Conflict News 2014: Palestine 'Here to Look for an Agreement,' Agrees to Cease-Fire for Peace Talks

Palestine announced it would accept a 72-hour cease-fire Sunday in order to allow peace talks to progress with Israel, who refused to attend the talks if violence continued.
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