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Smoke and Ash Engulf Ecuador Capital as Wildfires Burn Amidst Heavy Drought

The Ecuadorian capital of Quito — already struck by severe drought — is enveloped by rising smoke as a wildfire threatens to trap the city. Authorities are racing to keep the inferno in check, but arid conditions have only made the fight more difficult. Regardless, President Daniel Noboa assured on

For Powerful Traditional Remedies, Know and Grow Medicinal Herbs (I) Indigos

Satellite Photos Show China Expanding Spy Bases in Cuba

Hongkongers in UK and Canada Denied Access to Billions of Savings

Discovering the Ultimate Steakhouse in Buenos Aires: Parrilla El Ferroviario

Published with permission from LuxuryWeb Magazine Beef is a cornerstone of traditional Argentine cuisine. The ideal land and climate for raising cattle have made Argentina a leading producer of top-quality,

Mexico Elects New President, ‘La Presidenta’ Sheinbaum Emerges as Country’s First Female President

On June 2, following a tumultuous election race, Mexico chose former mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, making her the first female president in the country’s history. However, the road to her victory

Mexico Overwhelmed by Wave of Political Murders Ahead of Elections

As Inflation Stands Near 300 Percent, Argentina Cuts Interest Rates Again

Flooding in Southern Brazil Claims at Least 39 Lives After Torrential Rains

‘The CCP Does Not Represent China’: Falun Gong Practitioners Commemorate 25th Anniversary of Appeal in Beijing

Charges Laid One Year After Historic Canadian Gold Heist

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Argentinian Austerity Measures Show Mixed Results as Inflation Remains High

Peru's Congress swore in a new president on Wednesday in a day of sweeping political drama that saw the former leader, Pedro Castillo, ousted in an impeachment trial hours after he attempted a last-ditch bid to stay in power by trying to dissolve Congress.(Image: Screenshot / Reuters)

New Peru President Sworn In, Predecessor Castillo Arrested

By Marco Aquino LIMA - Peru swore in a new president on Wednesday after a day of political drama that...

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Canadian Seeking Assisted Suicide Finds Hope, New Lease on Life, After Outpouring of Support

A St. Catharines, Ontario man who was in the process of taking his own life via Canada’s controversial...

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Bank of Canada Posts First Loss in its 87-year History

The Bank of Canada — Canada’s central bank — lost $522 million in the third quarter of this year, marking...

Brazil’s Lula Considering US Trip Before January Inauguration

BRASILIA, Brazil — Brazilian President-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Friday, Dec. 2 that he...

Bank of Mexico Issues Optimistic Forecasts to Counteract Inflation, Ends Rate Hikes

MEXICO CITY, Mexico — The Bank of Mexico on Wednesday, Nov. 30 issued more upbeat forecasts for inflation...

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Thousands of Pelicans Die in Peru After Bird Flu Outbreak

More than 13,000 birds, mainly pelicans, have died on Peruvian coasts in recent weeks following an outbreak...

Cuba’s Municipal Elections See Lowest Turnout in 40 Years

HAVANA, Cuba — The small island nation in the Caribbean saw its lowest level of voter turnout in municipal...

Canada Aims to Boost Defense, Cyber Security in Indo-Pacific to Counteract ‘Disruptive’ China

OTTAWA, Canada — On Sunday, Nov. 27, the Canadian government launched its long-awaited Indo-Pacific strategy...

Tens of millions of Brazilians are still taking the streets to oppose what they regard as election fraud.

Tens of Millions Take the Streets in Brazil to Oppose Lula’s Controversial Victory

Tens of millions of demonstrators are still in the streets of Brazil to support current president Jair...

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