AFP/Editor The WHO urged wealthy countries Friday to stop vaccinating children against Covid-19 and instead donate doses to poorer nations, while warning that the pandemic’s second...
AFP/Editor President Joe Biden said Thursday that Vladimir Putin was not connected to a Russia-based criminal cyber attack on a huge US fuel pipeline but that...
AFP/Editor Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro has indicated he is ready to restart halted talks with the exiled opposition leader, according to state media. Negotiations between the...
AFP/Editor Instagram on Wednesday began letting English-language users enhance profiles to show new gender pronouns they want applied to them in conversation. The photo-centric social network...
AFP/Editor A Russian court on Wednesday sentenced opposition politician Yevgeny Roizman to nine days in jail for calling on people to join demonstrations in support of...
AFP/Editor Hamas Islamists said they had fired 130 rockets towards Tel Aviv on Tuesday, unleashing a massive barrage on Israel’s economic hub, in retaliation for an...
AFP/Editor Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and other Brazilian states on Tuesday suspended immunization of pregnant women with the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine on the advice of...
AFP/Editor Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro rode at the head of a large motorbike rally by his supporters on Sunday amid harsh criticism over his management of...
AFP/Editor Donald Trump encouraged the Capitol rioters and so earned his Facebook ban, but the social media giant’s rules are in “shambles” and need fixing, the...
AFP/Editor A gunman opened fire at a birthday party in Colorado, killing six people in the early hours of Sunday before taking his own life, US police...
AFP/Editor A shooting in New York’s bustling Times Square on Saturday injured a four-year-old girl and two women, in the latest incident of gun violence in...
AFP/Editor The death toll from bombs planted outside a girls’ school in an area of the Afghan capital populated largely by the Shiite Hazara community has...
AFP/Editor Russia on Saturday condemned attacks on civilians after violent clashes between Israeli police and Palestinians at Jerusalem’s flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound and urged both sides...
AFP/Editor Some 60 people, including opposition figures detained for months, will stand trial in Guinea over deadly protests surrounding last year’s presidential election, according to the...
AFP/Editor The World Health Organization on Friday urged governments to refrain from vaccinating children against coronavirus until the elderly and at-risk worldwide have received the vaccine....
AFP/Editor France has ordered a mandatory 10-day quarantine for arrivals from seven additional countries in a bid to control the spread of Covid-19, a government source...
AFP/Editor Colombia’s government on Thursday invited protest leaders to a dialogue in an attempt to calm tensions following more than a week of deadly demonstrations against...
AFP/Editor Health officials in Russia approved a single-dose version of the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, the developers of the shot said Thursday. The Russian Direct Investment...
AFP/Editor President Joe Biden said Wednesday that America’s Republicans face an identity crisis and a “mini-revolution” after Donald Trump’s presidency. The Democrat, who defeated Trump last...
AFP/Editor Facebook’s independent oversight board on Wednesday upheld the platform’s ban on former US president Donald Trump but called for a further review of the case...
AFP/Editor US President Joe Biden said Tuesday he expects to hold a summit with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during a June trip to Europe. “That...
AFP/Editor Two patients died after a fire broke out in the coronavirus ward of a hospital in northern South Africa, the local health department said. ...
AFP/Editor US biotech firm Novavax said Monday it had started clinical trials of its proposed Covid-19 vaccine on children, in a program that will involve up...
AFP/Editor President Joe Biden used the 10th anniversary of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden — “a moment I will never forget” — to reaffirm...
AFP/Editor Pope Francis on Saturday launched a month-long prayer marathon to hasten the end of the coronavirus pandemic with a prayer at St. Peter’s Basilica in...
AFP/Editor A delegation of Mexico’s Zapatista demobilized guerrilla group boarded a sailboat Friday for a transatlantic voyage to Europe to meet fellow anti-capitalists and raise awareness of...
AFP/Editor At least 12 Covid-19 patients died Saturday in the latest in a series of hospital fires in India, local media reported, as the country’s health...
AFP/Editor Colombian President Ivan Duque caved in Friday to widespread anger and said he would overhaul a proposed tax reform that many said would leave them...
AFP/Editor The frontrunner in Peru’s June presidential runoff, leftist Pedro Castillo, was discharged from a clinic Friday after illness forced him to suspend campaigning, denying it...
AFP/Editor Nearly three-quarters of female journalists say they have been victims of harassment online and for 20 percent this has transferred into offline attacks, according to...
AFP/Editor Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Wednesday accused electoral authorities of an attack on democracy after they disqualified a gubernatorial candidate accused of rape,...
AFP/Editor Switzerland said Wednesday it would provide over $300 million to help boost access to jabs, tests and treatments in the fight against Covid-19, and to...
AFP/Editor A 54-year woman has died in Canada after receiving the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, the first fatality linked to the drug in the country, provincial authorities...
AFP/Editor Americans vaccinated against Covid-19 no longer need to mask up outdoors when there is no crowd, President Joe Biden said Tuesday, before celebrating by taking...
AFP/Editor Spain said Tuesday it will impose a 10-day quarantine on all travellers arriving from India in response to the emergence of a fast-spreading coronavirus variant...
AFP/Editor A poignant video has emerged showing the crew of a sunken Indonesian submarine singing happily together on board their vessel. The video, filmed a few...
AFP/Editor President Joe Biden has hit some big targets in 100 days, starting with an epic effort to pull the United States from its Covid-19 nightmare,...
AFP/Editor US President Joe Biden on Saturday recognized the Armenian genocide, a landmark step in defiance of Turkey which strongly rejects the label for the 1915-1917...
AFP/Editor Mexican lawmakers on Friday approved a controversial reform extending the term of the Supreme Court president, despite criticism from the opposition and even within President Andres...
AFP/Editor IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on Thursday called for adoption of “an international carbon price floor” for large emitters such as the G20 countries in...
AFP/Editor The House of Representatives voted Thursday to make the US capital Washington the nation’s 51st state, but the historic effort is widely expected to fail...
AFP/Editor The Italian government said Wednesday it plans to gradually lift Covid-19 restrictions from next week, with restaurants and movie theatres set to reopen. Authorities said...
AFP/Editor Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday that the European Union needs more power to coordinate the bloc’s response to health crises like the coronavirus pandemic,...
AFP/Editor Russian President Vladimir Putin called communist Cuba’s new leader Miguel Diaz-Canel Tuesday to discuss strengthening the two countries’ “strategic partnership,” the Russian foreign ministry said...
AFP/Editor wo years into a malaria vaccine pilot scheme, more than 650,000 children have been immunised across Kenya, Ghana and Malawi, the World Health Organization said...
AFP/Editor Advisors to US President Joe Biden and Russian leader Vladimir Putin discussed on Monday the possibility of a summit between the two amid strained bilateral...
AFP/Editor Miguel Diaz-Canel on Monday replaced Raul Castro as the leader of Cuba and its all-powerful communist party, the party announced, ending six decades of Castro...
Peru’s Congress on Friday voted to ban former president Martin Vizcarra, implicated in a scandal over Covid-19 vaccinations, from holding public office for 10 years. The...
AFP/Editor Russia said on Friday it would ban a string of top officials from US President Joe Biden’s administration from entering the country. Attorney General Merrick...
AFP/Editor China’s Coronavac vaccine was 67 percent effective at preventing symptomatic Covid-19 and 80 percent at preventing death, according to real-life results unveiled Friday from Chile’s...
AFP/Editor Brazil’s full Supreme Court upheld a ruling Thursday annulling former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s corruption convictions, which cleared the way for him to...
AFP/Editor US President Joe Biden warned the Taliban Wednesday he would hold them accountable on Afghanistan after the US exit and pressed nations including Pakistan to...
AFP/Editor Russian animal rights activists on Wednesday welcomed a ban on the seizure of pets as an official means of pressuring people in debt to pay...
AFP/Editor Paraguay on Monday reported a record 78 Covid-19 deaths in 24 hours, a number health authorities fear will grow further in the country of 7.1...
AFP/Editor UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres gave a stern assessment Monday of the international community’s failure to mount a coordinated response to the Covid-19 pandemic, saying...
AFP/Salle de presse The Minnesota judge presiding over the trial of the police officer charged with murdering George Floyd denied a defense request on Monday to...
AFP/Editor Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said Friday he was the victim of “judicial activism” after a Supreme Court judge ordered the Senate to launch an inquiry...
AFP/Editor Brazil wrapped up a massive auction Friday for concessions to operate 22 airports, a rail line and five ports with a total take of $620...
AFP/Editor President Joe Biden’s top official for the Mexican border, where US authorities are struggling to stop a huge flow of undocumented migrants, will step down,...
AFP/editor Venezuela’s Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza claimed Wednesday that without economic sanctions against the government of President Nicolas Maduro, the country would already have purchased all...
AFP/Editor Argentina’s President Alberto Fernandez on Wednesday announced a three-week nighttime curfew after a second consecutive day of record coronavirus infections. The curfew will enter into...
AFP/Editor Apprehensions of undocumented migrants on the US border with Mexico soared 70 percent in March to 172,331, hitting the highest level in 15 years, US...
AFP/Editor Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro doubled down on his opposition to lockdown measures to contain Covid-19 Wednesday, as experts warned a large-scale stay-at-home was “absolutely necessary”...
AFP/Editor US President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he has kept clear of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell in a deliberate measure to restore the independence at...
AFP/Editor Peru on Saturday reported a record daily 294 coronavirus deaths, the health ministry said, just over a week before millions of people are due to...
AFP/Editor The head of the Minneapolis Police Department discussed training and de-escalation techniques on the witness stand on Monday at the trial of the former police...
AFP/Editor Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday gave final approval to legislation allowing him to hold office for two additional six-year terms, giving himself the possibility...
AFP/Editor Argentina’s President Alberto Fernandez, who has been vaccinated against Covid-19, announced late Friday that he had tested positive for the coronavirus. “At the end of...
AFP/Editor The International Criminal Court on Friday welcomed US President Joe Biden’s lifting of sanctions imposed by Donald Trump on the tribunal’s prosecutor, saying it signalled...
AFP/Editor Portugal will extend its suspension of flights to and from Brazil and the United Kingdom until April 15, the government said in a bid to...
AFP/Editor US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Tuesday that human rights were declining around the world and vowed to do more, voicing particular outrage at...
AFP/Editor The World Health Organization chief called Tuesday for investigators looking into the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic to delve deeper into a theory about a...
AFP/Editor The United States said Saturday it was “deeply concerned by growing signs of anti-democratic behavior” in Bolivia and urged La Paz to release former interim...
AFP/Editor The trial of the white police officer facing murder and manslaughter charges for the death of George Floyd is a referendum on American justice and...
AFP/Editor The Suez Canal jam has highlighted the importance of further developing Russia’s Arctic shipping route, which is increasingly accessible due to climate change, a senior...
AFP/Editor European Council president Charles Michel said the EU and US can promote democratic values by working together, as President Joe Biden joined a video summit...
AFP/Editor Indigenous and tribal people in Latin America and the Caribbean are the best “guardians of their forests,” fighting deforestation, protecting biodiversity and reducing CO2 emissions,...
AFP/Editor More than 3,000 people fled to Colombia to escape fighting that broke out over the weekend in Venezuela between its military and suspected FARC dissidents,...
AFP/Editor A team of White House officials will travel with Congressional lawmakers to the US-Mexico border on Wednesday, where an influx of migrants is driving a...
AFP/Editor Facebook on Tuesday said its once grand annual gathering of software developers will be a one-day, online event this June, potentially lacking an appearance by...
AFP/Editor President Joe Biden called Tuesday for the United States to ban assault weapons, as he urged Congress to act on gun control in the wake...
AFP/Editor UK-based pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca said Tuesday it will release further data “within 48 hours” on US trials of its Covid-19 vaccine, after health officials raised...
AFP/Editor Two Venezuelan military personnel were killed and 32 Colombian “insurgents” captured in fighting on the border between the two countries, Venezuela’s Armed Forces said on...
AFP/Editor Thousands of people in Sydney’s outer suburbs were ordered to evacuate Sunday, as Australia’s east coast was hit by record rainfall and widespread flooding. Emergency...
AFP/Salle de presse Le président américain Joe Biden a appelé vendredi depuis Atlanta à un sursaut face aux violences dont sont victimes les Américains d’origine asiatique,...
AFP/Editor Ecuador’s health minister resigned Friday after just 19 days in the job, the government said, amid a growing scandal over the distribution of Covid-19 vaccines...
AFP/Editor Social media platforms WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger all went down in a brief outage at around 1730 GMT on Friday, according to the tech...
AFP/Editor G7 finance ministers have agreed to support new IMF aid for the poorest nations hit by the Covid pandemic, Britain said Friday after hosting an...
AFP/Editor The United States has agreed to send coronavirus vaccines to Mexico after discussion between President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and his US counterpart Joe Biden, the Mexican...
AFP/Editor The coronavirus vaccine has reached Antarctica after Chile immunized 49 people on the continent, the South American country’s air force said on Wednesday. Chile’s immunization...
AFP/Editor A Florida teenager accused of masterminding a Twitter hack of celebrity accounts in a crypto currency scheme has been sentenced to three years in juvenile...
AFP/Editor The head of the US Department of Homeland Security defended President Joe Biden’s immigration policies Tuesday, following criticism over a surge in migrants — including...
AFP/Editor The head of the European Medicines Agency will give an update today on the probe into possible blood clots linked to the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine, the regulator...
AFP/Editor The World Health Organization said today that a fund it launched a year ago to draw donations from regular people and companies towards battling the...
AFP/Editor UK-based pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca insisted today that its coronavirus vaccine was safe, after some countries suspended its use in response to concerns about a potential...
AFP/Editor Their highly superior sense of smell has long been used to sniff out drugs, weapons and dead bodies. Now Latin America’s crime-fighting police dogs are...
AFP/Editor All the surviving former US presidents except Donald Trump have teamed up in a video urging Americans to get vaccinated against Covid-19. Jimmy Carter, George...
AFP/Editor Mexican lawmakers were expected to vote today on whether to legalize recreational marijuana use — a move that could transform the land of the drug...
AFP/Editor Brazil broke its record for new daily Covid-19 deaths yesterday with nearly 2,000 fatalities, as the pandemic overwhelms hospitals and vaccinations progress slowly. The Health...
AFP/Editor More than 700,000 lives have been lost to Covid-19 in Latin America and the Caribbean since the pandemic began, according to an AFP tally on...
AFP/Editor President Joe Biden will give a primetime television address this week marking the one year anniversary of the US lockdown ordered to mitigate the Covid-19...
AFP/Editor Two mayoral candidates have been murdered on the same day in Mexico, their party said — the latest victims of a spike in political violence...
AFP/Editor Colombia’s public prosecutor said today he would ask a judge to halt an investigation into former president Alvaro Uribe regarding alleged witness tampering and fraud....
AFP/Editor Extreme poverty in Latin America has reached its worst level in 20 years due to the coronavirus pandemic, a report by the UN said today....
AFP/Editor Mexican lawmakers have approved controversial electricity reforms which environmental campaigners see as a major setback to efforts to switch from fossil fuels to renewable energy....
AFP/Editor The flow of migrants and trade, legal and illegal, across the US-Mexican border will be the focus Monday when President Joe Biden meets with counterpart...
AFP/Editor Hundreds of Venezuelans protested Saturday following the murders of three young women last week, in a rally against femicide in the South American nation. Human...
AFP/Editor Argentina’s new health minister took office on Saturday following the resignation of her predecessor after he was caught helping friends skip the line for Covid-19...
AFP/Editor The president of Argentina, Alberto Fernández, requested the resignation of his Minister of Health after it was revealed on Friday (02/19/2021) that people closed to...
AFP/Editor After seven months in space, NASA’s Perseverance rover overcame a tense landing phase with a series of perfectly executed maneuvers to gently float down to...
AFP/Editor US President Joe Biden’s immigration bill, which aims to create a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants, will be unveiled Thursday to begin...
Ecuador’s National Electoral Council has suspended the recount in the first round of the presidential election requested by left-wing indigenous candidate Yaku Perez, who has alleged...
After a severe spike over the winter, Coronavirus cases are declining in the United States. According to Johns Hopkins University data, the seven-day average for recent...
AFP/Editor Yesterday, former Argentinean President Carlos Menem, who in the 90s ruled his country with a neoliberal economic policy, died at the age of 90 in...
Yesterday Pope Francis praised Colombia’s decision to grant legal protection to Venezuelans fleeing the economic crisis in their country and encouraged everyone to thank those who...
Members of the Mexican National Guard rescued 108 Central American migrants who were being transported to the United States border locked in the back of a...
Mexican authorities in the state of Jalisco reported the discovery of 18 bags full of human body parts in Zapopan, a town in the metropolitan area...
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador on Friday urged his U.S. counterpart Joe Biden to create a special visa program for Mexican and Central American workers,...
AstraZeneca announced yesterday that it is working on a new version of its COVID-19 vaccine and expects to have it ready for use by this year’s...
Wearing two face masks is better than one at slowing the spread of COVID-19, US government researchers say. However, health officials do not recommend their widespread...
The World Health Organization (WHO) said it is unlikely that the Coronavirus leaked from a Chinese laboratory and detailed that it most likely passed to humans...
On Monday, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s party presented a new proposal to create a law to regulate certain social media networks. The regulation stipulates...
The U.S. government announced plans to rejoin the United Nations Human Rights Council. This will reverse another measure taken during Donald Trump’s presidency. The former US...
Nine more Guatemalans have been identified among the 19 victims of the January 22 massacre near the border with Texas, informed the Tamaulipas state Prosecutor’s Office...
Haitian President Jovenel Moïse announced yesterday that police had arrested more than 20 people he accused of trying to kill him and overthrow his government, among...
AFP/Editor Researchers responsible for developing AstraZeneca and Oxford University’s COVID-19 vaccine said Friday that the drug has “similar efficacy” against the highly contagious variant that appeared...
The U.S. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, announced the end of the Asylum Cooperation Agreement (ACA) signed with Central America’s Northern Triangle countries. As a result...
Florida police announced the theft of a car carrying Coronavirus vaccine vials, a shipment valued at $10,000. They also said they are already investigating the theft...
Charged with human rights violations, the 2005-2011 Governor of the Mexican state of Puebla, Mario Marín, was arrested on Wednesday in Acapulco and transferred to a...
Yesterday, a United Nations-supported program to deliver Coronavirus vaccines to the world’s neediest people announced plans for the initial distribution of some 100 million doses. This...
Yesterday, the Peruvian National Jury of Elections (JNE) approved for former president Martin Vizcarra to run for Congress in the April elections. This was achieved after...
Mexico completed on Tuesday the authorization for emergency use of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine. Should it materialize, it would be the third vaccine to be...
To reverse Donald Trump’s immigration policy changes, President Joe Biden’s administration on Tuesday announced measures to address the harm caused to thousands of families separated at...
AFP/ Editor A study published by the medical journal The Lancet claims that the Russian vaccine Sputnik V is 91.6% effective against symptomatic COVID-19. The results...
A referendum preventing people from being arrested for carrying drugs such as heroin, methamphetamines, LSD and oxycodone went into effect Monday in Oregon. Instead, those arrested...
Abdala, a COVID-19 vaccine project, became Cuba’s second vaccine to enter phase two of clinical trials on Monday. In this stage, which began in Santiago de...
A new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus was detected in Jalisco on January 27th, Mexico’s University of Guadalajara warned about it. The new variant was named...
While the U.S. government estimates it has all the votes needed to pass a Coronavirus relief package, a group of Republican senators requested a meeting with...
The Tamaulipas Attorney General’s Office confirmed on Saturday that at least two of the 19 people murdered and burned in Mexico, near the border with the...
A study published in the journal Science states that tropical cyclones around the world have been moving closer and closer to land in recent decades, except...
AFP / Editor An extraordinary tax on wealthy people was introduced in Argentina on Friday in order to provide subsidies and social assistance in the face...
AFP / Editor Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates warned in a letter that the world must prepare for the next pandemic as if it were a war....
Due to a lack of information on its effectiveness in older people, the German vaccination commission said Thursday that it is only recommending AstraZeneca’s Coronavirus vaccine...
A grim prognosis on the progress of the pandemic in the United States was predicted yesterday. Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and...
The National Institute of Statistics (INEGI) reported yesterday that, as of August 2020, Mexico had recorded 108,658 Coronavirus deaths. This is 68% more deaths than those...
AFP / Editor Olga Sanchez, Mexico’s Minister of Interior, assured Tuesday that President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is “recovering very well” from COVID-19. She also said...
AFP / Editor According to an AFP tally, over 100 million people have been officially infected with COVID-19 worldwide since it first appeared in China in...
AFP / Editor As Coronavirus patient load in hospitals eases, California announced on Monday the end of the state’s stay-at-home orders. Having suffered one of the...
AFP / Editor “Birdwatch” is Twitter’s new initiative announced on Monday. It aims to engage users in flagging misinformation on the platform and identify tweets containing...
Argentina’s abortion law came into force yesterday. Thus, the South American country is now one of the countries where abortion is legal. In Argentina, abortion is...
Yesterday, for the second consecutive day, thousands of Brazilians took to the streets demanding President Jair Bolsonaro’s impeachment. Brazilians accuse the President of being weak in...
Mexican authorities reported the discovery of 19 bodies near the border with Texas. The bodies were discovered in an area that has been the scene of...
A conservative majority in the Honduran Congress approved this Thursday a constitutional reform to tighten the ban on abortion, enacted in 1982 and despite feminist organizations’...
A case of the new South African Coronavirus variant was detected in Cuba on Friday, thanks to the ongoing surveillance carried out at ports and airports....
On Wednesday, Joe Biden’s administration ordered a seven-day “pause” on the construction of the wall that Donald Trump ordered in Friendship Park, a binational park that...
Twelve ‘bubble’ style helmets, to provide non-invasive mechanical ventilation for Coronavirus patients with mild to moderate respiratory distress, were purchased by one of the busiest public...
Joe Biden’s administration announced on Wednesday that it will stop deportations for 100 days. This measure is one of the first immigration policy changes in the...
Dozens of merchants gathered Wednesday in a downtown area of Bogota to reject the strict measures imposed by the local Mayor’s Office that seeks to curb...
Cuba will produce 100 million doses of its Coronavirus vaccine, Soberana 02, to meet its own and other countries’ demands, a leading scientist reported on Wednesday....
In a deeply polarized country, Joe Biden was sworn in yesterday as the 46th President of the United States. In his opening speech, the new President...
According to the latest reports, Venezuela will not get the free COVID-19 vaccines that the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is offering. Although the South American...
Authorities in Mexico’s gulf coast state of Veracruz reported earlier this week that they had found the bodies of 12 men on the side of a...
According to a balance established by the AFP agency, based on official sources, as of yesterday, Latin America and the Caribbean reported over 550,000 Coronavirus deaths....
COVID-19 deaths in the United States continue to rise. According to the Johns Hopkins University tally, yesterday’s deaths were close to 398,000. Meanwhile, the country is...
Yesterday, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador explained that his country approved the UN initiative to delay shipments of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to nations such as...
Yesterday, Brazil’s health agency allowed the emergency use of Sinovac’s and AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccines. Now, the South American country can start a vaccination campaign. The endorsement...
Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office said it found no evidence that former Defense Secretary Salvador Cienfuegos had any ties to drug trafficking, as U.S. authorities claimed when...
CASLA Institute’s annual report denounced new patterns of repression and clandestine torture centers run by the Venezuelan regime. It also pointed out “ the responsibility of...
Alberto Fernandez, President of Argentina, led a ceremony on Thursday in which he enacted the Pregnancy Termination Law, which he considered an achievement of the feminist...
In a series of tweets, Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter, defended his company’s decision to suspend President Donald Trump’s account. The move could set a dangerous...
Human Rights Watch criticized the governments of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela on Wednesday, for their human rights records. It also said that these countries contributed to...
Given the concerns about an “ongoing potential for violence,” YouTube suspended President Donald Trump’s channel. Becoming the last social network to restrict the President’s internet activity....
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro promised to increase the country’s oil production to 1.5 million barrels per day, currently is at 400,000 barrels per day, back in...
On Tuesday, the fourth batch of SARS-CoV-2 vaccine arrived in Costa Rica from Belgium. It contained 33,150 doses of the vaccine and was sent to the...
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Mexico registered an increase in international tourist arrivals, specifically in beach destinations. Quintana Roo State, home to Cancun, the Riviera Maya and...
Earlier this week, the Venezuelan government denounced the alleged presence of a U.S. Coast Guard ship near its jurisdictional waters. Likewise, it rejected the carrying out...
Having lost the last two games without scoring a single goal and conceding five, “el Muñeco” River’s coach spoke out at a press conference. Watching Marcelo’s...
On Monday, the United States announced that it had added Cuba once again to the list of “States Sponsors of Terrorism”, after it was withdrawn in...
Having exceeded 10,000 cases per day for five consecutive days, Mexico recorded 16,105 positive cases of this virus last Saturday, as reported by the Ministry of...
Donald Trump’s Golf Course will no longer host the 2022 PGA Championship. So it was announced by the Professional Golfers Association of America (PGA), days after...
Last Saturday, Mexico set a new daily record for COVID-19 infections. According to the authorities, 16,105 new cases and 1,135 deaths were reported, a figure close...
Yesterday, Pope Francis said he is praying for those who died in the U.S. Capitol riot. The Pope also called on the United States to remain...
Last Friday, the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service described 2020 as the world’s warmest year, equal to 2016. The average temperature of +1.25°C was higher...
To reduce the spread of COVID-19, Argentina’s government issued a decree requesting Governors to restrict nighttime activities should the epidemiological situation required it. In addition, its...
The United States broke a record on Thursday, January 7, when they registered for the first time 4,000 daily Coronavirus deaths. Most of the cases are...
Yesterday, Mayor Claudia Lopez announced that due to the increase in Coronavirus cases, Bogotá will be under a continuous curfew until January 12. And added that...
The Versailles prosecutor’s office announced yesterday that Real Madrid’s star Karim Benzema will face trial for his alleged involvement in the blackmail of Mathieu Valbuena, his...
Yesterday, Facebook and Instagram blocked U.S. President Donald Trump’s accounts for the remainder of his term. The decision will prevent Trump from posting, at least until...
The US government spoke about the new Venezuelan National Assembly, occupied by Chavista majority. They considered it “fraudulent” and “illegitimate”. While reiterating its support to the...
Yesterday, supporters of President Donald Trump broke through police lines and entered the Capitol as Congress was in session to approve and ratify Joe Biden’s victory....
Yesterday, the World Bank said it expects Latin America’s economic activity to grow by 3.7% in 2021. As countries ease restrictions imposed to control the pandemic....
Yesterday, President Nicolas Maduro’s allies assumed leadership of Venezuela’s National Assembly, five years after a crushing defeat by the opposition. Thus, Maduro will have control over...
Boxer Mike Tyson never rests. And now, less than before, he doesn’t want anyone doubting his return. It is clear he won’t hang up his gloves...
About 170 new applicants have become the first people in several years to get approval for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the federal...
Mexican government officials said yesterday that they would create a plan to help migrants who are stranded in the country because of U.S. President Donald Trump’s...
The pandemic is getting worse in Los Angeles as COVID-19 spreads rapidly within households, and as Californians let their guard down. Mayor Eric Garcetti said so...
U.S. authorities revealed that the country has already reported its first case of the newly identified strain of COVID-19 discovered in the United Kingdom. The first...
On Wednesday, Argentina’s Senate voted in favor of a law to legalize abortion in the country. A victory for the women’s movement after decades of struggle....
On Monday, Cuba announced that it will allow fewer flights from the United States and other countries starting January 1. The reason, they said, is the...
As of next Tuesday, California plans to extend the strictest confinement orders in areas where intensive care units are running out of beds. This after Governor...
