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Bolivia: Coup Fails as President Luis Arce Mobilizes Citizens Against Military

Another coup happened in Latin America, but this one did not go as the coup plotters wanted as Bolivia President Luis Arce managed to mobilize civilians.
Copa America: Argentina Survives Chile in Final Rematch From Previous Tournament

Copa America: Argentina Survives Chile in Final Rematch From Previous Tournament

It was a close one for the Lionel Messi-led World Cup champions and defending Copa America champions Argentina, as it survived rival Chile in a nailbiter.
Ecuador: Trial for the Assassination of Presidential Candidate Fernando Villavicencio Begins

Ecuador: Trial for the Assassination of Presidential Candidate Fernando Villavicencio Begins

Five suspects who were allegedly responsible for one of the Ecuadorian election's most infamous moments, the assassination of Fernando Villavicencio, has now begun.
Haiti Prime Minister Garry Conille To Take Country Back as Kenya Police Arrive

Haiti Prime Minister Garry Conille To Take Country Back as Kenya Police Arrive

Kenya police arrived in Haiti for a UN mission against gang violence, marking the fourth foreign intervention, with mixed reactions due to past UN issues.
Colombia Government Re-Enters Peace Talks With FARC Breakaway Group Segunda Marquetalia in Venezuela

Colombia Government Re-Enters Peace Talks With FARC Breakaway Group Segunda Marquetalia in Venezuela

Despite previous setbacks, Colombia President Gustavo Petro has managed to restart peace talks with the FARC breakaway group known as Segunda Marquetalia.
Haiti: Kenya Police Advance Team Arrives, Multinational Security Support Group to Arrive This Week

Haiti: Kenya Police Advance Team Arrives; Multinational Security Support Group to Arrive This Week

Elite Kenya police are sent to Haiti to combat gangs. The first 400 officers in this UN-backed mission aim to restore stability amid violence.
Vicious dog showing teeth and biting hand

How to Take Care of Dog Bite Injury: 6 Steps to Take After the Accident

Every year, about 4.5 million people suffer from dog bites in the US. The result is often hospitalization and, in some unfortunate cases, rabies, which claims the lives of about 59,000 people globally. But dog bite cases don't just come with medical costs. There's also a legal end to it that you must know about.
El Salvador Death Toll Rises as Heavy Rain Lashes Central America

El Salvador Death Toll Rises as Heavy Rain Lashes Central America

The Atlantic Hurricane Season is already upon us, and Central America has been hit hard by torrential rain. The hardest hit is El Salvador, as the death toll in the country continues to climb.
Turks and Caicos: American Tourist Ryan Watson Dodges 12-Year Prison Time, Fined $2000

Turks and Caicos: American Tourist Ryan Watson Dodges 12-Year Prison Time, Fined $2000

American tourist, arrested in Turks and Caicos for bringing ammunition, avoids jail time. Instead, he was fined $2K, avoiding a possible 12-year sentence.
Taylor Swift Shocks Fans by introducing Travis Kelce on Stage; Meets Prince William

Taylor Swift Introduces Travis Kelce Onstage, Meets Prince William

Taylor Swift was in London as part of her Eras Tour, performing at Wembley Stadium. On her 3rd show there, however, she gave fans a surprise by bringing boyfriend Travis Kelce onstage.
Oscar Isaac's Life Before Stardom

Oscar Isaac's Life Before Stardom

Oscar Isaac shines in 'The Card Counter,' 'The Addams Family 2,' 'Dune,' and HBO’s 'Scenes from a Marriage,' known for a standout scene. Explore his diverse career highlights.
Top 5 Aruba Dishes You Should Try When You Visit 'One Happy Island'

Top 5 Aruba Dishes You Should Try When You Visit 'One Happy Island'

Aruba's cuisine blends African, Dutch, Indonesian, and more, reflecting its diverse heritage with flavors and nuances from 90 nationalities.
Tropical Storm Alberto Pushes Into Mexico, Kills 4

Tropical Storm Alberto Pushes Into Mexico, Kills 4

The first named storm of the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Tropical Storm Alberto, has already made landfall in Mexico and has turned deadly as rains and strong winds lashed the country.
Mexico Heatwave that Kills 125, Possibly Caused by Human-Induced Global Warming, Says Scientist

Mexico Heatwave that Kills 125, Possibly Caused by Human-Induced Global Warming, Says Scientist

Human-caused climate change made this month's deadly heat in the Southwestern US, Mexico, and Central America 35 times more likely and 2.5 degrees hotter, a study found.
Venezuela Elections: Nicolas Maduro, Other Candidate Pledge to Accept Election Results, Except for Opposition Candidate Edmundo Gonzalez

Venezuela Elections: Nicolas Maduro, Other Candidate Pledge to Accept Election Results, Except for Opposition Candidate Edmundo Gonzalez

The Venezuela elections are about to happen next month and eight of the 10 candidates vying to be president have all signed an agreement binding them to respect the results of the race.
 Ecuador: Millions Without Electricity as Massive Blackout Envelops Parts of Country

Ecuador: Millions Without Electricity as Massive Blackout Envelops Parts of Country

Ecuador has suffered a massive and unexpected blackout after an energy transmission line failed, Ecuador has suffered a massive and unexpected blackout after an energy transmission line failed.
Tropical Storm Alberto Becomes 1st Named Storm of the Year, To Affect Texas and Mexico

Tropical Storm Alberto Becomes 1st Named Storm of the Year, To Affect Texas and Mexico

The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season is now officially underway as the first named storm of the year, Tropical Storm Alberto, has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.
Haiti: Hundreds of Thousands of People Forced to Flee Their Homes Due to Surging Gang Violence

Haiti: Hundreds of Thousands of People Forced to Flee Their Homes Due to Surging Gang Violence

Haiti's displaced surged 60% since March due to gang violence in the capital, says the UN. Over 578,000 are now displaced, deepening the humanitarian crisis.
US Suspends Avocado Shipments From Michoacan After Inspectors Were Attacked

US Suspends Avocado Shipments From Michoacan After Inspectors Were Attacked

Avocadoes may be in high demand in the US, but criminal violence in Mexico may lead to the multibillion-dollar trade of the fruit being in danger.
Haiti Police Commanders Meet Kenya Inspector General Ahead of Planned Kenyan Police Deployment

Haiti Police Commanders Meet Kenya Inspector General Ahead of Planned Kenyan Police Deployment

Kenya's police chief met Haiti commanders in Nairobi, confirming Kenya's UN-backed peacekeeping mission in Haiti by June's end to combat gang violence.
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