Nicaragua Withdraws from Council Amid Human Rights Abuse Allegations

Politics

On Thursday, Nicaragua announced its withdrawal from the UN Human Rights Council after a report detailed serious human rights violations attributed to its government. Compiled ...

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US Justice Department Charges Two Venezuelan Nationals in $187,000 ATM Jackpotting Theft Scheme

Business

Two Venezuelan nationals have been arrested over an ATM jackpotting scheme drawing attention to the growing threat of cybercrime targeting financial institutions. David Jose Gomez-Cegarra ...

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China Halts Meat Imports from Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Mongolia Amid Exchange Rate Concerns

Business

China has taken significant action by halting meat imports from several key countries, including Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Mongolia. This suspension, effective as of March ...

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Venezuela Showed Significant Progress in Iquique: From 10th in Rosario 2023 to 7th Place in 2025

Sports

Venezuela’s national team demonstrated impressive growth at the 2025 tournament in Iquique, climbing to seventh place after finishing tenth in Rosario 2023. This remarkable turnaround ...

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Brazil Rejoices Over First Oscar Win: ‘I’m Still Here’ House to Become Film Museum

Entertainment

Brazil celebrated a historic moment as the film “I’m Still Here” captured the Oscar for Best International Feature. This win marks Brazil’s first Oscar victory ...

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Three-And-A-Half Year Wait Results Into $1.4 Billion IMF Credit for El Salvador

Business

After extensive negotiations, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $1.4 billion credit for El Salvador, a nation grappling with significant challenges. The endorsement ...

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Honduras, El Salvador Face USA In Women’s U-17 Concacaf Qualifiers

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Honduras, El Salvador, USA and Trinidad & Tobago will square off the 2025 Concacaf Women’s Under-17 Qualifiers. These mark a pivotal moment for the Under-17 ...

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Torrential Rains Claims 37 Lives In Bolivia

Politics

Torrential rains in Bolivia have claimed a total of 37 lives since November, Juan Carlos Calvimontes, the deputy minister of civil defense, said Wednesday. “The ...

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Nicaragua’s Deepening Dictatorship Gets UN’s Urgent Call For Global Action On Human Rights Violations

Politics

The situation in Nicaragua has drawn urgent attention from UN experts, who warn of a deepening dictatorship under President Daniel Ortega and Vice President Rosario ...

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Venezuelan Opposition Activist Dies In Jail

Politics

The recent death of Venezuelan opposition activist Reinaldo Araujo in custody has raised significant concerns about human rights violations under Nicolás Maduro’s regime. Araujo was ...

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