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Guadalajara Cartel Founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, Who Is Almost Deaf and Blind, Temporarily Released From Mexico Prison

Guadalajara Cartel Founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, Who Is Almost Deaf and Blind, Temporarily Released From Mexico Prison

Guadalajara Cartel founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo has been temporarily released from the Puente Grande prison in Mexico's state of Jalisco.
Maya Train Project: Cost of Northern Quintana Roo Stretch Nearly Double Than Original Estimate, Mexico Government Says

Maya Train Project: Cost of Northern Quintana Roo Stretch Nearly Double Than Original Estimate, Mexico Government Says

By Paola Hernández
The Maya train project covering the northern Quintana Roo stretch will cost 92% higher than initially thought, according to Mexico's government document.
Brazil Elections: Jair Bolsonaro Continues to Sow Doubts on Election as He Lags in Polls

Brazil Elections: Jair Bolsonaro Continues to Sow Doubts on Election as He Lags in Polls

By Paola Hernández
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro continued to claim vulnerabilities to the country's electronic voting system as he keeps losing in the polls.
Naval Academy Midshipman From Texas Dies in Fall at Chile Waterfall – Officials

Naval Academy Midshipman From Texas Dies in Fall at Chile Waterfall - Officials

By Paola Hernández
The body of a 21-year-old Naval Academy midshipman from Texas was found in a lagoon of the Chile waterfall Salto El Agua in the Valparaiso Region.
Ecuador: 13 Inmates Killed, 2 Injured After Prison Riot Breaks in Santo Domingo

Ecuador: 13 Inmates Killed, 2 Injured After Prison Riot Breaks in Santo Domingo

By Paola Hernández
Thirteen inmates died in Santo Domingo Prison in Ecuador, after a prison riot broke out on Monday. At least 13 inmates were killed while two others were injured in a prison in Ecuador, following a deadly prison riot.
Mexico Declares State of Emergency in Areas Hit by Drought Related to La Niña, Threatening Livelihoods

Mexico Declares State of Emergency in Areas Hit by Drought Related to La Niña, Threatening Livelihoods

By Paola Hernández
Mexico's government has now declared a state of emergency in several areas struck by the ongoing drought.
UN Condemns Rising Death Toll on Haiti Over Gang Violence

UN Condemns Rising Death Toll on Haiti Over Gang Violence

By Paola Hernández
UN sends criticism to Haiti over the ongoing gang violence in the country that causes a rising death toll among its civilians.
Texas: Border Patrol Stops Drug Smuggling Attempt, Seizes 32 Packages of Alleged Cocaine Worth $690,000

Texas: Border Patrol Stops Drug Smuggling Attempt, Seizes 32 Packages of Alleged Cocaine Worth $690,000

By Paola Hernández
Texas Border Patrol scores another victory against drug smuggling groups after confiscating over $600,000 worth of cocaine on Sunday.
Nicaragua: Everything to Know About Its Culture, History, and People

Nicaragua: Everything to Know About Its Culture, History, and People

By Paola Hernández
Nicaragua is known for being the largest country in Central America, bordered by Costa Rica and Honduras.
Brazilian Cop Shot Himself Dead After Killing 8 People, Including His Wife, 3 Kids, Mother and Brother in Southern Brazil

Brazilian Cop Shot Himself Dead After Killing 8 People, Including His Wife, 3 Kids, Mother and Brother in Southern Brazil

By Paola Hernández
A Brazilian cop in Brazil's southern state of Parana shot himself dead after killing eight people, including his wife, three children, mother, and brother.
Colombia Mudslides Kill 5, Including 3 Children in Rural Elementary School

Colombia Mudslides Kill 5, Including 3 Children in Rural Elementary School

By Paola Hernández
Colombia has been suffering from a series of mudslides recently, and these incidents have already killed five people, including three children.
Peru Ex-President Francisco Morales Bermudez Who Oversaw Country's Return to Democracy Dies

Peru Ex-President Francisco Morales Bermudez Who Oversaw Country's Return to Democracy Dies

By Paola Hernández
From a coup plotter to being the president, Francisco Morales Bermudez has led Peru back to democracy. He died at age 100.
Colombia: 5 Mouthwatering Colombian Dishes You Need to Try

Colombia: 5 Mouthwatering Colombian Dishes You Need to Try

By Paola Hernández
While Colombia is known more for its coffee, the food scene in the country is no slouch either. Here are five examples of food that will surely make your mouth water.
Jalisco Cartel Hitmen Beheaded Three Men From Rival Gang in Mexico

Jalisco Cartel Hitmen Beheaded Three Men From Rival Gang in Mexico

By Paola Hernández
Labeled as one of Mexico's most dangerous drug cartels, the Jalisco cartel recently released a video where its men beheaded three individuals from a rival gang.
Honduras Ex-President Porfirio Lobo's Son, Three Others Shot in the Head by a Group of Armed Men

Honduras Ex-President Porfirio Lobo's Son, Three Others Shot in the Head by a Group of Armed Men

By Paola Hernández
The son of former Honduras President Porfirio Lobo Sosa was killed on Thursday by a group of armed men who blocked their exit in a parking lot.
Haiti Violence: 89 Killed as Gangs Fight for Control in Port-au-Prince

Haiti Violence: Nearly 90 Killed as Gangs Fight in Port-au-Prince Over Control of Country's Capital

By Paola Hernández
Dozens are killed in Haiti after gang violence erupted over control of the country's capital. At least 89 people from Haiti died on Thursday as gang violence escalate in the country's capital, Port-au-Prince.
Ecuador: Top 5 Tourist Spots Worth Visiting in the South American Country

Ecuador: Top 5 Tourist Spots Worth Visiting in the South American Country

By Paola Hernández
Here is a list of the famous tourist spots in Ecuador that will make you fall in love with the South American country.
Iran May Try to Assassinate Donald Trump, Other Ex-Top Officials as Revenge for Killing Top General, US Intelligence Report Warns

Iran May Try to Assassinate Donald Trump, Other Ex-Top Officials as Revenge for Killing Top General, US Intelligence Report Warns

By Paola Hernández
A new U.S. intelligence report warns that Iran might be planning to assassinate former President Donald Trump and other ex-top officials to avenge the death of its top general, Qassem Soleimani.
Mexico's Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Urged by US Lawmakers to Protect Mexican Journalists

Mexico's Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Urged by US Lawmakers to Protect Mexican Journalists

By Paola Hernández
Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is being called out by U.S. lawmakers to address the ongoing violence against journalists in his country.
Massacre in Mexico: 6 Dead After Armed Men Storm a House in Chihuahua State Plagued by Mexican Drug Cartels

Massacre in Mexico: 6 Dead After Armed Men Storm a House in Chihuahua State Plagued by Mexican Drug Cartels

By Paola Hernández
A new massacre in Mexico was reported after six people were shot dead inside a house in Chihuahua state plagued by Mexican drug cartels.
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