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Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro criticized an election ban preventing him from running again, calling it a ‘denial of democracy.’ He made these remarks during a rally in Rio de …
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Maximo Napa, a 61-year-old Peruvian fisherman, was rescued after spending 94 days adrift at sea. His small boat was located by an Ecuadorian vessel off the coast of northern Peru, …
Peruvian Fisherman Rescued After 94 Days Stranded at Sea Read More
Pedro Castillo, Peru’s former president, was hospitalized after four days of a hunger strike protesting his imprisonment. He is on trial for rebellion due to attempts to dissolve Congress amid …
Peru’s Ousted Ex-President Pedro Castillo Hospitalized Amid Hunger Strike Read More
The M23 rebel group, backed by Rwanda, is profiting significantly from eastern Democratic Republic of Congo’s mineral wealth. By seizing control of rich mining areas and imposing high taxes, they …
M23 Rebel Group Profiting from Eastern DRC’s Mineral Wealth Read More
Argentina has declared three days of national mourning due to flash floods that have resulted in 16 confirmed deaths and many individuals still missing. The floods occurred when a year’s …
Argentina Declares National Mourning as Flood Death Toll Reaches 16 Read More
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is heading to Saudi Arabia for talks on Ukraine while President Trump considers the resumption of aid. Rubio will also attend Group of Seven talks …
Marco Rubio’s Diplomatic Mission to Saudi Arabia on Ukraine Aid Read More
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has sworn in 30,000 hooded civilians as a volunteer police force, which the opposition believes may be used for political repression amidst accusations of human rights …
Nicaragua’s Ortega Forms Hooded Volunteer Police Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
The United States criticized Venezuelan naval vessels for allegedly threatening ExxonMobil operations in Guyanese territory. This statement followed President Irfaan Ali’s report of a Venezuelan patrol boat entering Guyana’s exclusive …
US and Guyana Condemn Venezuelan Naval Incursion into Exclusive Waters Read More
Lebanon’s Interior Minister announced efforts to address new entry restrictions imposed by Syria on Lebanese citizens, following reports from security officials. The government is currently engaged in discussions to resolve …
Lebanon’s Interior Minister Aims to Resolve Syria’s Entry Restrictions Read More
Severe weather has led to two fatalities in Ecuador and the closure of Peruvian ports following large ocean swells. These events highlight the dangers associated with tropical storms in coastal …
Severe Weather Causes Fatalities and Port Closures in Ecuador and Peru Read More