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Volcano Eruption: Nicaragua's Telica Spews Fiery Rock and Ash into Sky

On Sunday Nicaragua’s most active volcano, Telica, sent forth out fiery rocks and gases into the night, dusting the nearby towns with ash.

Viral Videos: Honduran Girl's 'How to Be Poor' Videos Turn Her Into Internet Celebrity [Watch]

Paola Mejía lives in one of Honduras' most disadvantaged communities, but that has not kept the 14-year-old from becoming an Internet sensation with her viral "How to be Poor" videos.

Nepal Earthquake: Second Earthquake in Two Weeks Leaves Dozens Dead, US Helicopter Missing

Just two weeks after over 8,000 people died when a devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal, another major earthquake has hit eastern Nepal, in the area near Mount Everest. One U.S. helicopter has gone missing, possibly downed due to fuel problems.

Immigration News Today: Number of Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Entering US Declining

Migrants from Latin American has more than often been highlighted as the source for immigration in the U.S., but new research found China has surpassed Mexico as “the top sending county for immigrants to the U.S.”

US Marines Will be Deployed in Hurricane Assistance Mission to Honduras

In a precautionary move designed to assist authorities in Honduras in case of a hurricane disaster, the U.S. Marines have been scheduled to deploy to the Central American republic.

Guatemala News: Corruption Scandal Reaches Supreme Court After Vice President Loses Her Job

A corruption scandal in Guatemala that already cost the country's vice president her job is drawing even wider circles as the name of a sitting Supreme Court justice is mentioned in a wiretapped backdoor negotiation.

Vaccine Health News: Mexico Halts Infant Vaccinations After 2 Babies Die

Mexico has put infant vaccinations on hold after two babies died and 29 were sickened when they were given injections against tuberculosis, rotavirus and Hepatitis B. The government is investigating the what caused the babies' death.

Cuba News: French President Hollande Makes Historic Trip to Island Nation

During his historic trip to Cuba, the President of France Francois Hollande has called for an end to the U.S. embargo on the communist country.

LGBT News: Raul Castro's Daughter Leads Gay Rights March, Unofficial Marriages in Havana

More than 1,000 people marched in Havana this weekend in what the Associated Press called a "colorful gay rights march" led by Mariela Castro, the daughter of Cuban leader Raúl Castro.

NASA Curiosity Rover Captures Blue Sunset Photographs on Mars [Watch]

Dust particles in the Mars atmosphere create the blue sunset. More than three years after the National Aeronautics and Space Administration launched Curiosity to Mars, the rover has photographed its first sunset, reports the Washington Post.

Surrogacy Nightmate: California Couple Lack Birth Cerificate, Cannot Return to US With Newborn

A California couple who traveled to Mexico for a surrogate birth has been unable to obtain a local birth certificate for their newborn son, which has made it impossible for them to return the United States.

Airport X-Ray: Woman Gets Caught Trying to Smuggle 8-Year-Old Boy in Suitcase into Spanish Territory

Police found and eight-year-old boy hidden in a suitcase at an airport on Thursday in an attempt to being smuggled across the border into Spanish territory in North Africa, Yahoo! News reports according to AFP.

Mexico News: Mexican Police Rescue Over 100 Kidnapped Migrants Held Hostage

Mexican police have succeeded in rescuing over 100 migrants who had been kidnapped by a human trafficking gang near Mexico City.

Abortion News: Abortion 'Tutorials' Go Viral in Chile [WATCH]

Instructional videos that purport to show the extremes lengths pregnant women might have to go in order to terminate their pregnancy have been released online in Chile and have gained hundreds of thousands of views.

Mexico Says Drug Gangs are to Blame for Deaths Near Border

According to authorities in the northern Mexican state of Sonora, drug cartel groups are responsible for a series of murders that have occurred in a disputed corridor along the U.S. border

Chile News: President Michelle Bachelet Asks Entire Cabinet to Resign

In a startling act of political house cleaning, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet announced on Wednesday that she had asked all her Cabinet ministers to submit their resignations.

Venezuela News: Colombia to Extradite Suspect in Political Murder to Venezuela

The Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos has just authorized the extradition of Leiver Padilla Mendoza, a man wanted in Venezuela for the murder of a Caracas politician named Robert Serra.

Iran Nuclear Deal News: Senate to Hold Test Vote on Iran Treaty Negotiations

The Senate on Thursday prepared to hold a test vote on legislation allowing Congress to weigh in, and possibly reject, the nuclear deal the Obama administration is completing with Iran.

Puerto Rico News: Island Government Will Not Allow Smoking Medicinal Marijuana

Despite the Governor of Puerto Rico signing an executive order to legalize medical marijuana this past Sunday, smoking marijuana for medicinal purposes will not be allowed in the U.S. territory.

Cinco de Mayo Celebration: Mexico Marks Holiday With Re-Enactments

Residents of Mexico City and the surrounding state of Mexico on Tuesday celebrated Cinco de Mayo with re-enactments of the 1862 Battle of Puebla - the origin of the holiday that celebrates Mexican culture.