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Brazil Supreme Court Rules: Judge Biased on Lula's Case

Earlier this month, Brazil Supreme Court has dismissed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's corruption convictions related to a huge bribery scandal, which was known as Operation Car Wash.
Asylum Seekers Enter US As Biden Ends "Remain In Mexico" Policy

U.S. Border Patrol Alarms Officials After Unaccompanied Minors Population Jump

Based on the preliminary data of the U.S. Border Patrol, the detentions of migrant children have increased from 5,600 in January, to 9,300 in February, and with only three weeks in March, 11,000 unaccompanied minors were recorded.
Honduran Drug Trafficker Linked to Pres. Hernandez Convicted in U.S.

Honduran Drug Trafficker Linked to Pres. Hernandez Convicted in U.S.

A Honduran man accused of criminal dealings with Honduras' President Juan Orlando Hernandez was convicted of drug trafficking in the United States on Monday.
President Biden Departs White House For Atlanta

Biden Deploys Top Officials to Mexico and Guatemala, Vows to be More Humane in Border Disputes

United States President Joe Biden dispatched a high-level team to Central America and Mexico for the administrations involved in the ongoing border dispute.
Mexico's Drug Cartels Use Children to Smuggle Its Members Into U.S.

Mexico's Drug Cartels Use Children to Smuggle Its Members Into U.S.

Apart from smuggling drugs, the drug cartels in Mexico are reportedly using children as decoys in smuggling their members into the U.S.
Prince Harry Marries Ms. Meghan Markle - Windsor Castle

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Clarify: Exchange of Personal Vows, Not Marriage Before the Royal Wedding

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s spokesperson shared that the couple exchanged only ‘personal vows,’ and that no 'secret wedding' took place.
Katherine Diaz: Olympic Surf Hopeful From El Salvador Killed by Lightning

Katherine Diaz: Olympic Surf Hopeful From El Salvador Killed by Lightning

Katherine Diaz, a top surfer from El Salvador, was killed after a lightning struck her during a training session on Friday.
Bolsonaro Attends the Air Force 80th Anniversary Celebration Amidst the Coronavirus (COVID - 19) Pandemic

Bolsonaro Calls for Economic Reopening in Brazil, Calls Mayors and Governors 'Tyrants' for Imposing Lockdown

While addressing supporters during his birthday celebrations in Brasilia, the Brazilian President shared that his administration had done all that it could. Bolsonaro also emphasized that it is already time for economic reopening.

Here's How to Cope With Zoom Anxiety Amid the Pandemic

Zoom anxiety has inflicted workers who are working from home. To avoid these kinds of stress from video calls, here are steps you can do to manage them.
Ecuador Receives First Batch Of Pfizer-BioNtech Vaccine

Ecuador's Third Health Minister to Resign Amid Coronavirus Pandemic Only Served for 19 Days

The health minister of Ecuador stepped down as prosecutors cast investigations towards the vaccine rollout in the South American country. Farfan was the third health minister to resign during the pandemic.
Ex-Jalisco Cartel High-Ranking Member’s Body Found Wrapped in Plastic on Park Bench

Ex-Jalisco Cartel High-Ranking Member’s Body Found Wrapped in Plastic on Park Bench

One of the notorious Mexican cartels is the Jalisco New Cartel Generation, which is known for its aggressive use of violence and its public relations campaigns.
Biden Admin Weighs Flying Migrants to Canadian Border

Biden Admin Weighs Flying Latin American Migrants to Canadian Border

As the U.S. faces the biggest migrant surge in 20 years, the Biden administration is eyeing flying Latin American migrants to states near the Canadian border.
Mexico: 13 Dead After Gunmen Spray Bullets at Police Convoy

Mexico: 13 Dead After Gunmen Spray Bullets at Police Convoy

On June 7 last year, a total of 117 murders were reported in 24 hours, making it the most violent day of the year in Mexico.
Texas Man Sebastian Tovar Charged in Crash That Killed 8 Migrants

Texas Man Charged in Crash That Killed 8 Mexican Migrants

Sebastian Tovar, a man from Texas, has been charged with "transporting illegal aliens resulting in death" after a deadly head-on crash left eight migrants dead.

CDC: New COVID Variant is Nearing on Taking Over 2 States of America

CDC Revealed new COVID Variant taking over two states of America, despite the COVID vaccine efforts of the federal government.
U.S. Seeks Life in Prison for Honduran President's Brother

U.S. Seeks Life for Honduran President's Brother Convicted of Drug Trafficking

U.S. prosecutors are seeking a life imprisonment sentence for Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez's brother, Juan Antonio "Tony" Hernandez.
Biden Tells Migrants 'Don't Come' as U.S. Faces Biggest Migrant Surge in 20 Years

Biden Tells Migrants 'Don't Come' as U.S. Faces Biggest Migrant Surge in 20 Years

Amid a surge of migrants at the southern border, President Joe Biden urged future migrants not to come to the United States.
Drugs Labeled With Pablo Escobar's Image Seized in Chile

Drugs Labeled With Pablo Escobar's Image Seized in Chile

Authorities in Chile have confiscated more than three tons of cocaine and marijuana packed in white paper stamped with the image of drug lord Pablo Escobar.

U.S. Experts Questions EU's Decision to Halt AstraZeneca Vaccine Rollout

U.S. Experts are upset about E.U. Countries that suspended AstraZeneca vaccines in their vaccine rollout.
Bolivia's Ex-President Jeanine Anez

Bolivia's Ex-Pres. Jeanine Anez Begins Jail Term Over Alleged Coup

Jeanine Anez took over Bolivia's presidency from Evo Morales in 2019 when the latter resigned from his post.