Mexico's relentless heatwave is wreaking havoc on wildlife, with howler monkeys succumbing to the brutal temperatures in alarming numbers. At least 83 of these primates, known for their resounding calls, have been found lifeless in the southeastern state of Tabasco....
Howler Monkeys Fall Victim to Mexico’s Scorching Heatwave
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Argentina Increases Pressure on Venezuela Regarding Opposition Refugees in Embassy
Argentina's government is intensifying its efforts to compel Venezuela to grant safe passage to six opposition aides seeking refuge in its embassy in Caracas, according to official sources. The aides, facing physical risk if they remain in Venezuela, had initially...
Venezuela Prepares for High-Stakes Election Amid Authoritarian Struggle.
Venezuela gears up for a pivotal presidential election this July, marking a rare occasion where an opposition candidate stands a chance against the entrenched authoritarian regime of Nicolás Maduro. The upcoming vote has drawn international attention amidst...
Tragic Plane Crash Claims Lives of Wolter Family in Venezuela
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José Raúl Mulino Declared Unofficial Winner of Panama’s Presidential Election
In a pivotal moment for Panama, José Raúl Mulino, a right-wing former public security minister, has emerged as the "unofficial" victor of the country's presidential election, as confirmed by Panama's electoral court. With over 90% of the vote tallied, Mulino secured...
Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul State Grapples with Devastating Rains: Death Toll Climbs to 85
The southernmost state of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, is reeling from the aftermath of heavy rains that have led to widespread devastation and loss of life. As of Thursday evening, the death toll has tragically risen to 85, with more than 100 people reported missing...
Children of Colombia’s Wayúu Indigenous Community Struggle with Hunger Amid Resource Riches
The Wayúu Indigenous people, residing in Colombia's La Guajira region, find themselves in the grip of a humanitarian crisis despite living on land abundant in resources. Recent reports reveal alarming levels of malnutrition and infant mortality among the Wayúu...
Colombia Joins List of Nations Facing Acute Food Insecurity, UN Reports
In a concerning development, Colombia has been newly identified as one of the countries grappling with acute food insecurity, as reported by the United Nations. The annual assessment conducted by the Global Network Against Food Crises (GNAFC), in partnership with the...
Mexico detains brother of drug kingpin ‘el Mencho’
Mexican authorities have achieved a significant breakthrough in their relentless pursuit of organized crime by apprehending Abraham Oseguera, the brother of the infamous drug lord Nemesio Oseguera-Cervantes, widely known as "el Mencho." Nicknamed "Don Rondo," Abraham...
Massive Protests Erupt Across Colombia Against President Petro’s Reforms.
Tens of thousands of Colombians flooded the streets of several cities to voice their opposition to President Gustavo Petro's proposed social reform agenda, marking one of the largest demonstrations against his government since he took office in 2022. The protests,...
Ecuador’s President Seeks Approval for Security Measures in Sunday Referendum
President Daniel Noboa of Ecuador is rallying for public support in a national referendum slated for Sunday, focusing on a series of security measures amidst a surge in violence gripping the nation. The urgency of the situation was underscored by the tragic death of a...
US Sanctions Freeze PDVSA’s Plans in Colombia
PDVSA's plans to collaborate with Colombia in gas supply have been frozen due to the recent sanctions imposed by the United States on Venezuela. Confidential letters reveal that the Venezuelan government had already approved funds to operate a gas pipeline and sign...
Indigenous Resistance Mounts Against Petrobras’ Amazon Oil Drilling Plans.
Brazil's ambitions to tap into the vast oil reserves off its northern coast face a formidable challenge as Indigenous groups fiercely oppose Petrobras' push to drill in the ecologically fragile Amazon region. Despite environmental concerns and Indigenous rights...
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After years of playing abroad, American volleyball star Chiaka Ogbogu can now showcase her talent closer to home, thanks to League One Volleyball (LOVB). The newly launched professional league offers Ogbogu and other top athletes an opportunity to compete in the U.S....
Jeju Air Black Boxes Ceased Recording Before Deadly Crash
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Supreme Court Weighs TikTok Ban Amid Free Speech and Security Concerns
The U.S. Supreme Court is deliberating on a controversial law mandating the divestiture of TikTok by its Chinese parent company ByteDance or its outright ban by January 19. This measure, justified by national security concerns, has sparked intense debate over the...
CNN Faces Defamation Trial Over Afghanistan Rescue Coverage
CNN finds itself at the center of a high-profile defamation trial in Florida, accused of damaging the reputation of former U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young. The case revolves around CNN's 2021 coverage of the Afghanistan withdrawal, which Young claims misrepresented...