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Central American Leaders Visit US: Discuss Migrant Children, Some Call It an Apology Tour

What can the Central American leaders do? The growing crisis of the immigrant children crossing the U. S. borders has gotten both national and international interest, but now the Central American countries from which the children are fleeing from appear to be getting involved as well.

Chile and Japan Focus on Copper Mining: President Michele Bachelet Aims to Make Country 'Enormous Entryway'

During Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Latin American tour, he has strengthened ties with Chile, particularly in the mining sector.

Israel’s Iron Dome Defense System: Congress Passes Funding

Over $200 million dollars will be sent to Israel to fund the country's missile defense system. As the violence between Hamas and Israel resumes, the United States has moved forward a bill that would provide the Jewish state with necessary funds for its self-preservation.

Argentina, International Debt: US Takes Blame for Default

After attempting to make a restructuring payment in June, a US judge blocked Argentina and said it had to pay billions to hedge funds that it owed before it could make the payment. Argentina said it could not and therefore ended up defaulting on the debt. But the country says the U.S. tricked it into defaulting.

Latin America News: Presidents of Venezuela, Colombia Meet to Disscuss Food Smuggling and Shortages

The presidents of Venezuela and Colombia met to discuss the ongoing problem of food smuggling and shortages on Friday.

Explosion at Chinese Auto-Industrial Plant Kills 68, Injures 187

An explosion Saturday at a Chinese plant that supplies auto parts killed 68 and injured over 100. A large blast at an automobile factory in eastern China Saturday killed at least 68 people and injured 187.

More Young People, Hispanics Blame Israel for Gaza Conflict

Blame for the conflict between Israel and Palestine over Gaza is mostly placed on Hamas, according to a Pew Research Center poll, but the youngest age group polled had a higher number blaming Israel.

Shelling of Gaza Continues as Israel Searches for Abducted Soldier

The shelling of Gaza continued Saturday as the search expanded for an Israeli soldier who was captured by Hamas militants.

Mexico, Sinaloa Violence: State Bans Journalists From Reporting on Crime

Law possibly backed by Mexican president who want to attract foreign investors In the Sinaloa state, which ranks among Mexico's most violent, reporters will no longer be allowed to organically report on criminal activity in the state, according to a report from the Los Angeles Times.

Gazan Teens & Social Media: Girl Gains Attention for Live-Tweeting Bombing

Farah Baker was first found for her live-tweeting, videos and images of the bombings near her home in Gaza. She has now been interviewed a few times and her posts continue to grow in popularity, as does her Twitter handle.

NASA Goes to Pluto: The Former Planet That Was

Why is the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) going to Pluto now? It looks like Pluto might be getting a second chance at becoming a "planet" once again.

World News: Mysterious Green Lake Appears in Tunisia, Residents Jump In [Pic]

Lac de Gafsa could potentially be filled with radioactive phosphate residue, but locals continue to swim in its waters.

Two With Ebola Virus Disease to Get Treatment in Atlanta: Over 700 Dead Since March as Patients Enter US

An American man and woman that have been infected with the Ebola virus in West Africa are set to return home to the U.S. to receive treatment in Atlanta.

Taiwanese Gas Blast Kills 25

A gas leak caused an explosion in Taiwan yesterday, killing 25 and injuring many others. At least 25 people were killed and 267 were injured in a series of gas explosions Friday in the southern Taiwan town of Kaohsiung.

White House Calls for Pardon for Al-Jazeera English Journalists Sent to Egypt Prison

What do these arrests mean for journalists everywhere? Egypt has just seemingly recovered from its civil turmoil after Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi was overthrown.

Latin American Countries Criticize Israel's Actions in Gaza

Latin American countries are denouncing Israel's actions, and some countries are taking diplomatic actions to show their support for Palestinians.

Bolivia’s Evo Morales Calls Israel a “Terrorist State,” Israel Loses Support in Latin America

Six nations in the region have criticized Israel's actions and have recalled their ambassadors.

Ebola Virus Crisis: West African Nations Struggle to Contain Epidemic

The World Health Organization will help the West African nations in improving their chances of containing the epidemic.

Bolivian President Rescinds Open Visa for Israelis Over Gaza Crisis

Latin American leaders continue to take measures to protest Israel's offensive in Gaza, while U.N. agency leaders speak out against deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Cease-Fire Between Israel and Gaza Dissolves, IDF Soldier Reportedly Kidnapped

A cease-fire brokered between Israel and Hamas ended Friday after an Israeli soldier was reportedly kidnapped by Hamas.
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