Chile's Copper Exports Drop by 15 Percent But Is Still the Leading Nation Producing the Metal

Chile's copper exports during the first quarter of 2016 stood at $6.74 billion based on the data from the Central Bank. Within the same period a year back from January to March 2015, it was able to sell $7.975 billion worth of the red metal abroad.

Cuba's Outstanding Health Care System & How International Doctors Can Study for Free on the Little Island

While many countries have been abnegating their citizens of this right, there are those who have been true to their word and take their healthcare systems very seriously. Cuba is one such country that offers an all-encompassing medical coverage for its people as opposed to a profit-driven healthcare system in some countries like the United States.

Burrit-Oh Dating App Finds Your Perfect Burrito Partner

Key up your ideal burrito. You can choose from a set of different tortillas, like flour and wheat, or pick from a wide array of various fillings, such as meats, rice, beans and veggies. After choosing your perfect burrito, the app will then calculate your compatibility with others using algorithms and mathematical formulas, or so the developers say. You'll get to see different matches for yourself and you can also with them.

Chile's Economy on the Rise: Encouraging Data Reveals Surge in Latin American Markets

The positive impact brought about by the potential impeachment of Rousseff in Brazil has also trickled down into other Latin American markets. In Chile, promising economic data was also recorded.

Colombia, FARC Peace Deals Include the National Liberation Army in Negotiations

There is a renewed sense of hope in Colombia with regard to attaining lasting peace in the country, which has been very elusive in the last several decades. The National Liberation Army (ELN), which is the second main guerilla group in the country, will now be joining the negotiations with the government.

Peruvian President Humala Increases Minimum Wage by 13 Percent Ahead of Presidential Elections

It seems like the current government administration of Peru, helmed by President Ollanta Humala, does not want to be one-upped by the Peruvian presidential candidates, who are seeking to take office and promising to offer better leadership. Humala has just raised the bar higher, at least in social policies, particularly in the employment department. The Peruvian politician and former military official approved a minimum wage hike of 13 percent.

Mexico Implements Stricter Vehicle Ban Amid Worst Air Pollution in Recent Years

The air quality in Mexico City has gotten to such a deplorable state that the government had to impose sterner measures in order to combat the worsening condition that led to a pollution emergency -- the city's first since 2005. All vehicles in the city will now be subjected to temporary driving restrictions starting the first week of April until the end of June.

Remember Their Viral Photo? Well They Both Just Gave Birth to Healthy Boys

It was a tale of two expecting moms who found themselves getting more attention than they expected, thanks largely to the stark contrast in the size of their baby bumps. But, all's well that ends well. Chontel Duncan and Natalie Smith just recently bore each of their respective healthy babies after a photo of the pair comparing their pregnancy bellies went viral.

Puerto Rico Bankruptcy Lifeline Causes Republicans to Clash with Democrats

In hopes of providing the necessary aid to allay the dire financial situation in Puerto Rico, the House Republicans came up with a draft legislation on Tuesday, March 29. But, it wasn't without an ensuing dissension from the other side of the House fence.

Rousseff's Impeachment Imminent: Lula Da Silva Thinks his Successor Can Fight to Stay But Should She?

The Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB) will make up its mind on whether to bolt out of its coalition with Rousseff's administration as it holds voting on Tuesday, March 29. The PMDB is Brazil's biggest political party and severing its ties with the ruling party could have a huge impact on Rousseff's impeachment.

Wal-Mart Tax in Puerto Rico Declared Invalid

Wal-Mart Puerto Rico has won its legal battle against the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico over new tax laws that the retail giant claims are both discriminatory on their part and unlawful under federal laws. In his 109-page ruling, Federal Judge Jose Antonio Fuste sided with Wal-Mart, declaring the new tax that the Puerto Rican government imposed on the American retail chain is invalid.

Robert De Niro Cancels 'Vaxxed' Movie Premiere

The Tribeca Film Festival won't have "Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe" as part of its roster of films this April. This was after festival co-founder Robert De Niro said that they are overturning their earlier decision to screen the controversial film following careful deliberation with colleagues and experts.

'Game of Thrones' Season 6 New Trailer Reveals Another Character is Going to Die 'One Way or Another'

The first episode of the upcoming sixth season of "Game of Thrones" isn't due for almost another month, but the excitement continues to flare up -- not that we are talking about dragons here. And now, the heightened anticipation is only jacked up with the release of the latest teaser video.

Bernie Sanders Wins Washington, Alaska & Hawaii But is Victory Enough to Topple Hillary Clinton?

Bernie Sanders is currently on a roll, besting his opponent in five of the last six contests. While the momentum is clearly on his side, can Sanders really win the nomination?

Zayn Malik Releases First Album; Simon Cowell Talks One Direction Break

We may not know exactly what's going on inside Zayn Malik's mind, but the former One Direction band member is releasing his first solo album, "Mind of Mine," one year after he bolted out of the group, leaving millions of their followers crushed by grief.

Is Donald Trump Losing Women Voters After Sexist Comments, Recent Attack on Ted Cruz's Wife?

Donald Trump's recent barb directed at Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi, as well as his caustic remarks against other women, could be driving away some members of the female demographics.

'Gilmore Girls' Netlfix Release Date Nears!

If you miss some of your favorite characters from the Stars Hollow, you need not be in a huff anymore as the outlandish but endearing members of the tight-knit Connecticut community are back. "Gilmore Girls" will reboot on Netlfix and the production, which is taking place somewhere in Los Angeles, is underway.

Donald Trump After Brussels Attacks 2016

In the wake of the Brussels attacks, Donald Trump did not let the opportunity slip past to rehash two of his more contentious arguments: to be very tough on the borders for those entering the United States - particularly the Muslim people, and to allow torture during terrorist interrogation.

Republicans Prepare for Last-Ditch Stand Against Donald Trump

The GOP anti-Trump forces are not yet done in terms of their efforts to bring the rampaging Trump truck to a halt. But, they are running out of time and the numbers are still not on their side. The next great contest is set in Wisconsin and the Republicans who opposed Trump are launching a campaign for their last-ditch attempt to deny Trump of his presidential nomination aspiration.

Mitt Romney to Vote for Ted Cruz in Utah & Donald Trump Thinks it's 'Good' for Him

Ted Cruz and Mitt Romney are not exactly fond of each other. But, it seems like the two are willing to set aside the bad blood, albeit temporarily, in order to bring down a common foe, and a formidable one at that.

'Maze Runner 3' Cast Dylan O'Brien Hospitalized After 'The Death Cure' Movie Filming Injury

The ongoing production for the upcoming "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" movie suffered an unfortunate setback after lead star Dylan O'Brien was involved in a freak accident while filming. He was rushed to a hospital in British Columbia.

Drone Almost Hit Lufthansa Flight Approaching Los Angeles International Airport

Lufthansa Flight 456, which came all the way from Germany, safely landed at the Los Angeles International Airport Friday. But it wasn't until after another one of those precarious close encounters with a drone.

5 Things You Need to Know About Merrick Garland - Barack Obama's Supreme Court Nominee

President Obama is standing by his decision to nominate a Supreme Court justice that would fill in the vacancy created by the demise of Justice Antonin Scalia. He picked appeals court judge Merrick B. Garland, who is a seasoned legal expert and has earned the admiration of some politicians, Democrats or Republicans, throughout the course of his career.

Madonna Angers Fans in Australia Leg of 'Rebel Heart'

Madonna arrived at her Brisbane concert after keeping her fans waiting for about three hours. Some critics also insinuate that Madonna performs under the influence of alcohol or drugs during her concerts. But, the singer said that this allegation is untrue.

The Final 'Daredevil' Season 2 Trailer is Out

The people behind the TV series promise to pique the audience's interest even more this upcoming season. The man without fear will return to Netflix this Friday, March 18. And, you can watch the final teaser for season 2 below.
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