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Nicaragua Faithful Afraid as Daniel Ortega Regime Continues Crackdown Against Roman Catholic Church

Despite being a majority Catholic country, Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega regime is cracking down on the Roman Catholic Church.
Venezuela: Relatives of Detained Human Rights Activists Worried After They Go Missing After Being Arrested

Venezuela: Relatives of Detained Human Rights Activists Worried After They Went Missing Following Arrest

Human rights activist and director of the NGO Citizen Control Rocio San Miguel has gone missing along with other human rights activists in Venezuela.
Kelvin Kiptum: Marathon World Record Holder Dies in Car Crash

Kelvin Kiptum: Marathon World Record Holder Dies in Car Crash

Men's marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum died in a road accident in Kenya on Sunday night, sending shockwaves through the sports community.
Trinidad and Tobago Under National Emergency Following Huge Oil Spill from 'Mystery Ship'

Trinidad and Tobago Under National Emergency Following Huge Oil Spill from 'Mystery Ship'

Emergency crews in Trinidad and Tobago are working urgently to address a large oil spill caused by an unidentified vessel grounding near the Caribbean island. The incident poses a threat to Carnival tourism in the region.
California: Nigerian Bank CEO Herbert Wigwe, 5 Others, Dead After Their Helicopter Crashes in Mojave Dessert

Nigerian Bank CEO Herbert Wigwe, 5 Others, Dead After Their Helicopter Crashes in Mojave Dessert

Six People Dead in Chartered Helicopter Crash Accident in Southern California Desert In a devastating incident, Herbert Wigwe, co-founder of Access Bank, one of Nigeria's largest banks, lost his life in a California helicopter crash Friday, according to BBC.
Argentina Rightwing President Javier Milei Hugs Man He Called a 'Filthy Leftist,' Pope Francis

Argentina Rightwing President Javier Milei Hugs Man He Called a 'Filthy Leftist,' Pope Francis

During the election campaign period, then-candidate Javier Miilei called Pope Francis some names. Now that he is president of Argentina, Milei is now openly embracing him.
Argentina Soccer Friendlies in China Cancelled After Lionel Messi No-Show

Argentina Soccer Friendlies in China Cancelled After Lionel Messi No-Show

Argentina was supposed to play two soccer friendlies in China, but these games were canceled after superstar Lionel Messi missed a game in Hong Kong.
Donald Trump Says He Once Urged Russia to Attack 'Delinquent' US Allies

Donald Trump Says He Once Urged Russia To Attack 'Delinquent' US Allies

Former President Donald Trump raised concerns about NATO's future, stating he might not support European nations if attacked by Russia and could even "encourage" Russian actions.
Peso Pluma Facts: Things Only Few Fans Know About the Rising Mexican Artist

Peso Pluma Facts: Things Only Few Fans Know About the Rising Mexican Artist

Peso Pluma has stormed the music scene, enthralling audiences with a distinctive fusion of regional Mexican music and contemporary urban influences.
Grenada Historical Sites: Places to Visit in the 'Spice Isle' to Know the Country's Rich Story

Grenada Historical Sites: Places to Visit in the 'Spice Isle' to Know the Country's Rich Story

Grenada, a picturesque Caribbean island located in the southeastern part of the Caribbean Sea, has a rich and varied history that spans centuries.
Taylor Swift guards herself from any would-be lip-readers while whispering into the ear of boyfriend Travis Kelce last month

Are You Ready for Some Football ... In Español? Super Bowl LVIII Available in Spanish on Televisaunivision

Last Year, Super Bowl Broadcaster CBS and NFL Partnered With Televisaunivision to Televise Super Bowl LVIII in Spanish
Prince Harry Gets 'Substantial' Cost from Mirror Group Following Phone-Hacking Lawsuit

Prince Harry Gets 'Substantial' Cost from Mirror Group Following Phone-Hacking Lawsuit

Prince Harry resolved a lengthy phone hacking lawsuit against the Mirror tabloid on Friday, securing "substantial" costs.
Ecuador Decriminalizes Euthanasia

Ecuador Decriminalizes Euthanasia

Ecuador's Constitutional Court granted a terminally ill patient's request to decriminalize euthanasia, instructing the National Assembly to pass legislation regulating the procedure within a year.
Pope Francis To Meet With Argentina President Javier Millei During Canonization of Argentinian Nun, Mama Antula

Pope Francis To Meet With Argentina President Javier Milei During Canonization of Argentinian Nun, Mama Antula

It may be an explosive meeting between two Argentinians as Pope Francis will soon meet Argentina President Jaview Milei, who once called him an imbecile.
Haiti Police Fatally Shot 5 Armed Environment Agents Amid Protest

Haiti Police Fatally Shot 5 Armed Environment Agents Amid Protest

Police fatally shot five armed environmental protection agents in Haiti's capital during ongoing protests demanding Prime Minister Ariel Henry's resignation.
Colombia Soldiers Are Fighting in Ukraine Against Russia, Answering Calls From President Volodymir Zelenskyy

Colombia Soldiers Are Fighting in Ukraine Against Russia, Answering Calls From President Volodymir Zelenskyy

After two years of war, Ukraine's military is slowly getting depleted. However, the country is getting reinforcements to fight Russia, and they are coming from Colombia.
Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro Meets Military Officers to Plan Coup, Says Aide

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro Under Investigation Over Alleged Coup Attempt

Jair Bolsonaro Ordered to Surrender His Passport to Authorities Over Alleged Coup Attempt After Election Defeat
Guyana: ExxonMobil Continues Oil and Gas Exploration Amid Territorial Dispute With Venezuela

Guyana: ExxonMobil Continues Oil and Gas Exploration Amid Territorial Dispute With Venezuela

Guyana and Venezuela are still arguing over the Essequibo region, which is rich in oil and the latest escalation happened as a US oil company explored the area for oil and gas.
Nicaragua Grants Panama Ex-President Ricardo Martinelli Asylum

Nicaragua Grants Panama Ex-President Ricardo Martinelli Asylum

Nicaragua's government announced on Wednesday the granting of asylum to Panama's former President Ricardo Martinelli, who sought protection at Nicaragua's embassy in Panama City while facing a substantial prison sentence in his home country.
Mexico: Violence in Acapulco Continues as City Recovers from Hurricane

Mexico: Violence in Acapulco Continues as City Recovers from Hurricane

As Acapulco recovers from the devastation of Hurricane Otis, violent criminal gangs are continuing their gang warfare in the world-famous resort city.