In an unprecedented move, the Mexican government began evacuating sea turtle eggs from beaches on Wednesday ahead of Hurricane Beryl's approach. The storm, currently off the coast of Jamaica, is expected to make landfall south of Cancun by late Thursday or early...
Mexico Evacuates Sea Turtle Eggs as Hurricane Beryl Approaches Yucatan Peninsula
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Bolivian President Survives Coup Attempt, Urges Respect for Democracy
Bolivian President Luis Arce has announced the appointment of three new military chiefs following an attempted coup. The coup saw military units using armored vehicles to breach the doors of Bolivia's government palace, leading to the arrest of the allegedly...
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Warns Only Massive Fraud Can Prevent Victory
Venezuela’s prominent opposition leader, María Corina Machado, is vigorously campaigning for the upcoming presidential election on July 28, despite being banned from standing for president, restricted from domestic flights, and facing restaurant closures if they serve...
Looming Water War: Mexico and the US Face Crisis Over the Rio Grande
Tensions are escalating between the United States and Mexico, not over migration, but water. The countries share water from the Colorado River and the Rio Grande under an 80-year-old treaty. However, severe droughts have left Mexico struggling to meet its water...
Maduro’s Tactics to Evade Sanctions Under Scrutiny
Venezuelan activists and policy experts are urging stricter sanctions and deeper investigations into President Nicolás Maduro's use of cryptocurrencies to bypass international restrictions. On May 31, the US reinstated sanctions on Venezuela's gold and oil sectors...
ConocoPhillips Secures Trinidad Court Ruling, Threatening Venezuela’s Natural Gas Proceeds
ConocoPhillips has won a favorable court ruling in Trinidad and Tobago, enabling the company to enforce a $1.3 billion arbitration award against Venezuela. This development, reported by Reuters on May 29, has raised concerns over the potential impact on natural gas...
Claudia Sheinbaum Wins Historic 2024 Mexican Presidential Election
Mexico City, June 3, 2024 — Claudia Sheinbaum, the candidate from the ruling Morena party, has won Mexico's 2024 presidential election, marking a historic continuation of the policies championed by outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO). Sheinbaum, who...
Baseball Becomes a Shelter for Venezuelan Children in Soccer-Crazy Peru
In Lima, Peru, a city where soccer reigns supreme among its 10 million inhabitants, baseball is finding a foothold thanks to the efforts of Venezuelan immigrants. Amidst the widespread passion for soccer, these immigrants have established five baseball academies,...
Mexico Records 48 Deaths Due to High Temperatures, Reaching Historic Maximum of 45 Degrees
Mexico is experiencing an intense heatwave that has resulted in 48 deaths to date, according to government data released on May 24, 2024. Mexico City has recorded historic temperature levels, with forecasts indicating further increases in the coming days. The Ministry...
Howler Monkeys Fall Victim to Mexico’s Scorching Heatwave
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....
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
In a devastating aviation incident, the Wolter family, prominent figures in Venezuela's business landscape, met an untimely demise as their small plane crashed into Lake Maracaibo. The tragic accident, which occurred on Thursday afternoon, has left the nation mourning...
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...
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Sky Sports and Its Ongoing Tension with Max Verstappen
In what has become a recurring theme in the high-stakes world of Formula 1, the relationship between Sky Sports and reigning world champion Max Verstappen appears to be under renewed strain. The most recent flashpoint came during the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka,...
Soybeans and the Cost of Conflict in the Global Economy
The humble soybean is not typically seen as a symbol of global tension. Yet, in the thick of the escalating trade war between the United States and China, this single crop has become a vivid emblem of how political conflict disrupts food systems, farm economies, and...
Saudi Arabia Cuts Oil Prices Amid Tariff Turmoil to Regain Market Control
In a bold move to reassert its influence in global energy markets, Saudi Arabia has slashed oil prices for Asian buyers in response to the ongoing tariff crisis triggered by the United States. The price cuts come as global oil prices have plummeted by 16% since April...
Zeerovers: Where Aruba’s Coastline Serves Fresh Flavor and Local Soul
Tucked away on the sun-drenched shoreline of Savaneta, Zeerovers is more than a seafood spot—it’s an experience, a vibe, and a must-visit for anyone chasing the real Aruba. Set on a working fishing pier in what was once the island’s capital, this casual seaside gem...
Discover Baby Beach: Aruba’s Most Serene Caribbean Escape
Tucked away on the sun-kissed southern tip of Aruba, Baby Beach is the kind of destination you dream about—then never want to leave. Just outside the colorful town of San Nicolas, this half-moon-shaped lagoon blends postcard-perfect views with a calm, shallow...