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Most Haunted Hotels in Latin America That Will Give You the Creeps

There are lots of haunted places in Latin America. They are plenty that tourists flock to the sites even if they can be really scary.

Spurs Assistant Coach Recalls Drafting Manu Ginóbili from 57th Pick to Impacting the Game Across Continents

Spurs assistant coach Ettore Messina knew Manu Ginobili was a very skilled basketball player back in the late 1990s, but he never expected the Argentian's career to be this successful.

Iris Fontbona: The Success Story of the Richest Latina

Chilean Businesswoman Iris Fontbona, the richest person in Chile and the 35th in the list of World Billionaires, has an assessed net worth of $9.9 billion as of January 2016.

Creepy Desitnations and Ghost Towns in Latin America

Most people want to visit nice places when they go on vacation. But some are more adventurous that they prefer to explore unusual places.

The Weirdest Foods in Latin America -- Would You Eat Them?

Latin Americans have an array of food fares that cannot be found in any other countries. And this is even more true with bizarre foods that the natives consider as ‘normal’ cuisine.

5 Scrumptious Arepa Recipes From Mexico, Colombia and More

Here are five ways a handful of Latin American countries prepare the popular Latino flatbread dish. Latin America's menu of mouth-watering dishes ranges from the delightfully simple to the deliciously intricate.

Dilma Rousseff Advances Economic Plans for Brazil Amid Impeachment Movement

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff hopes her economic plan for the country will restore the people's faith in her administration and subdue the impeachment proceedings against her.

Copas Restaurant Offers Central, Latin America Flavors to Bethel

Sandra Parra-Flores, owner of Copas Restaurant and Bar, reveals their new establishment in Grassy Plain Street in Bethel.

Job Opportunities for Latinos -- Marketing Specialist

Market Specialists are the people who help companies, organizations or businessmen figure out what sells. They gather information about local, national and the regional market then figure out which products are in demand and the products people love to buy. Latinos who are interested in this position must have analytical, communication and critical-thinking skills. They should also know how to analyze data and focus on detail.

Mexico Bus Carrying Soccer Team Plunged Into Ravine; 20 Dead

Mexican officials confirmed the death of at least 20 people after a bus plunged into a ravine on Sunday, Jan. 10, in Atoyac, Veracruz, Mexico. The bus which belongs to Paso del Toro line was carrying players of an amateur soccer team along with some members of their families.

‘El Chapo’ Extradition Proceedings Should Commence: Mexico Attorney General’s Office

The government of Mexico is now planning to begin the extradition process of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán, Arely Gómez González, the attorney general of Mexico, said on Saturday.

Media Mogul Nely Galan and How She Inspires Other Latina Entrepreneurs

Nely Galan is one of the most influential Latinas in the world. Dubbed as "Tropical Tycoon" by the New York Times, Galan is the first Latina to become the president of Telemundo, a U.S. television network. She is also an Emmy Award-winning producer of almost 600 television episodes dubbed in English and Spanish. Moreover, she amazed millions of audiences by becoming the first Latina producer in Hollywood.

Job Opportunities for Latinos — Business Analyst

People are now getting more dependent on Information Technology, especially when it concerns the matters of business. There are people who create the bridge between business stakeholders and IT. They are called business analysts. Here are some openings in this profession.

Reno Latin Dance Fest Gathers US, Canada and Mexico Dancers at the Silver Legacy for a Weekend Full of Dancing

For much of the weekend, Reno will be full of fun, revelry and dance. The Silver Legacy Resort Casino is hosting the annual Reno Latin Dance Fest on Jan. 7 to 10, with a flock of talented dancers from all over the United States, Canada and Mexico coming together to celebrate their passion.

Latin America Art, Craft and Design to Be Showcased in Albuquerque Museum

A Latin American exhibit set in New York makes it way to New Mexico this coming weekend. "New Territories: Laboratories for Art, Craft and Design in Latin America" will be showcased at the Albuquerque Museum with the opening reception celebrated on Saturday, Jan. 9.

Racial Misconception: Second- and Third-Generation Latinos Say 'We're American' in New Public Service Ad

Second- and third-generation Latinos in the U.S. clarify their nationality in a new public service ad by NBC.

Job Opportunities for Latinos — Auditors

Nowadays, business is what keeps the money rolling. That's the reason why business related jobs like auditors are in. Employers who are searching for the best Latinos to fill this position are rocketing. That's why if a Latino wants to be financially stable; this is the niche he or she would want to get involve with.

How Ozzy Osbourne, Mick Jagger, Usher, Katy Perry and Other Celebrities Subtly Promoted Cuba as a Travel Destination

A year after US President Barack Obama restored full diplomatic relations with Cuba, many American tourists suddenly flock the Caribbean Island. It is suddenly becoming an attractive travel destination with the help of celebrities posting pictures from their trip to Cuban adventures on social media.

How 2 Sets of Twins in Colombia Discovered Their Fate When They Were Switched at Birth

In a turn of events for two sets of siblings, William, Jorge, Carlos and Wilber realized they have been accidentally switched during birth that led them to live separate lives.

Latina Gets Even With Starbucks Barista Who Used Her Credit Card for $212 Grocery Shopping on New Year’s Day

A cashier from Starbucks California has lost her job after being busted for stealing her customer's credit card info to go on a shopping spree.