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Brazil Floods Destroy Hundreds of Homes; Death Toll Reaches 25

Brazil Floods Destroy Hundreds of Homes; Death Toll Reaches 25

A severe storm has hit Brazil and triggered flood and landslides in its southeastern portion, leaving hundreds homeless and the death toll rising.
Haiti: Sunrise Airways Relaunches Miami Flights, Allowing Citizens, Others Escape Violence

Haiti: Sunrise Airways Relaunches Miami Flights, Allowing Citizens, Others Escape Violence

By Ross Key
Gunfire erupted at Haiti's Champ-de-Mars square near the National Palace, causing panic among locals on March 21, 2024. The shots disrupted hopes for calm following weeks of relentless attacks on government sites by armed factions.
5 Javier Bardem Movies According to Rotten Tomatoes

5 Javier Bardem Movies According to Rotten Tomatoes

By Ross Key
Javier Bardem, renowned for his roles in both Spanish and English-language films, exhibits versatility in his best works, portraying various characters, including notable villains.
Kate, Princess of Wales Reveals She has Cancer

Kate, Princess of Wales Says She Was Diagnosed with Cancer After Abdominal Surgery

By Ross Key
Princess Kate, diagnosed with cancer, began chemotherapy, as announced in a video message. She described the past two months as "incredibly tough for our entire family."
Robinho, Former Brazil and Real Madrid Soccer Star, Arrested and Must Serve 9-Year Sentence Over Rape

Robinho, Former Brazil and Real Madrid Soccer Star, Arrested and Must Serve 9-Year Sentence Over Rape

By Rick Martin
Yet another former Brazil National Team member has been arrested over rape, and that is former Real Madrid player Robinho, who was previously convicted of rape.
Venezuela Elections: Maria Corina Machado Names College Professor Corina Yoris as Replacement Presidential Candidate as Submission Deadline Looms

Venezuela Elections: Maria Corina Machado Names College Professor Corina Yoris as Replacement Presidential Candidate as Submission Deadline Looms

By Rick Martin
With the submission deadline for the Venezuela elections on March 25 fast approaching, the still-disqualified Maria Corina Machado has finally named her replacement.
Popular Brazil Cocktails You Must Try When You Visit the 'Land of Parrots'

Popular Brazil Cocktails You Must Try When You Visit the 'Land of Parrots'

By Ross Key
Experience the vibrant flavors of Brazilian culture with cocktails ranging from bold and potent to fruity and refreshing. Perfect for lounging on Rio's beaches or exploring São Paulo's streets, they embody Brazil's rich diversity in taste and ingredients.
Venezuela Elections: Three Times Nicolas Maduro Undermined Democracy During an Election Year

Venezuela Elections: Three Times Nicolas Maduro Undermined Democracy During an Election Year

By Rick Martin
The Venezuela elections are scheduled for later this year after the Nicolas Maduro regime agreed with a coalition of opposition parties on national elections in Barbados last year.
Haiti Transitional Council Almost Ready Amid Surging Gang Violence

Haiti Transitional Council Almost Ready Amid Surging Gang Violence

By Ross Key
UN Chief Guterres praises Haitian groups' formation of transitional council for interim presidency. Recent violent incidents in Port-au-Prince, including downtown and Petion-Ville, amidst escalating gang conflict.
Mexico: 5 Bodies Found Inside SUV in Jalisco New Generation Cartel-controlled Jalisco State, Near Arizona Border

Mexico: 5 Bodies Found Inside SUV in Jalisco New Generation Cartel-controlled Jalisco State, Near Arizona Border

By Rick Martin
The Western Mexico state of Jalisco is one of the most brutal places in Mexico and the most recent act of violence that happened there was when five dead bodies were found piled inside a bulletproof SUV.
Venezuela Elections: Nicolas Maduro Regime Arrests Opponent Maria Corina Machado's Staffers

Venezuela Elections: Nicolas Maduro Regime Arrests Opponent Maria Corina Machado's Staffers

By Rick Martin
Venezuela autocrat Nicolas Maduro repressing his political opponents as the elections draw near is nothing new, with the latest example being the arrests of Maria Corinna Machado's staffers.
Shakira Confirms That Rumors of Her Discovering Gerard Pique Was Cheating on Her Thanks to Jar of Jam Are False

No, Shakira Did Not Discover That Gerard Pique Was Cheating on Her Thanks to a Jar of Jam

By Rick Martin
As it turns out, a popular fan theory about how Shakira discovered that her then-partner Gerard Pique was cheating on her was false as the singer herself confirmed that the "jar of jam" theory is not true.
Colombia's Most Dangerous Drug Cartel, Clan del Golfo, Agrees To Peace Talks With Government

Colombia's Most Dangerous Drug Cartel, Clan del Golfo, Agrees To Peace Talks With Government

By Rick Martin
As part of President Gustavo Petro's "Total Peace" initiative, the Colombian government has offered peace talks with its most dangerous drug cartel in Colombia, Clan del Golfo.
Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro Accused of Falsifying His Covid Vaccine Data

Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro Accused of Falsifying His COVID Vaccine Data

By Ross Key
Brazil police accuse ex-President Jair Bolsonaro of COVID vaccine data fraud, potentially leading to Supreme Court charges.
Colombia Suspends Ceasefire With Ex-FARC Rebel Group, EMC

Colombia Suspends Ceasefire With Ex-FARC Rebel Group, EMC

By Rick Martin
Colombia President Gustavo Petro's "Total Peace" initiative has hit a massive snag after the ex-FARC rebel group, Estado Mayor Central (EMC) attacked an Indigenous community.
Gisele Bundchen Wants To Handle Romance With Joaquim Valente Differently From Tom Brady, Source Says

Gisele Bundchen Wants To Handle Romance With Joaquim Valente Differently From Tom Brady, Source Says

By Rick Martin
Gisele Bundchen is dating another Brazilian after her divorce from ex, Tom Brady was finalized, and that is her Jiujitsu instructor, Joaquim Valente.
Panama Slams Nicaragua Over Ricardo Martinelli Asylum, Claims Neighbor Is Meddling in Internal Affairs

Panama Slams Nicaragua Over Ricardo Martinelli Asylum, Claims Neighbor Is Meddling in Internal Affairs

By Rick Martin
The row between Central American countries Panama and Nicaragua continues as former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli continues his asylum inside the Nicaraguan embassy.
Haiti Gang Attacks Wealthy Neighborhoods in Port-au-Prince, Leaves Bodies on Street

Haiti Gang Attacks, Loots Upscale Neighborhoods in Port-au-Prince, Kills at Least 12

By Ross Key
Gangs struck two affluent districts in Haiti's capital, killing a minimum of 12 people in nearby regions during Monday's assault.
Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro Says He Is Not Afraid of Trial Into Alleged Coup Attempt

Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro Says He Is 'Not Afraid of Any Trial' While Facing Investigation Into Alleged Coup Attempt

By Rick Martin
Embattled former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro stated that he was “not afraid of any trial" as he faces allegations that he was planning a coup to overturn Lula's win in 2022.
Venezuela Elections, Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela

Venezuela Elections: Nicolas Maduro Officially Named Presidential Candidate While Opponent Is Still Barred From Running

By Rick Martin
Venezuela's ruling United Socialist Party has now named its official candidate for the July 2024 elections, and it was not a surprising pick as it was President Nicolas Maduro.
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