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Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo recently labeled some Guyanese citizens as “really stupid people,” reflecting a troubling attitude among leaders. Critics argue that this reveals a deeper disdain for the struggles …
Jagdeo’s Controversial Remarks Spark Outrage Among Guyanese Citizens Read More
Pope Francis has approved the canonization of Blessed María Carmen Rendiles, marking Venezuela’s first female saint. This decree recognizes a miracle attributed to her and honors her legacy as the …
Pope Francis Approves Canonization of Venezuela’s First Female Saint Read More
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has called for protests supporting his labor and health reforms, which are struggling for legislative approval. He aims to rally public support against opposition parties during …
Colombian President Gustavo Petro Calls for Public Protests Supporting Reforms Read More
Rodrigo Duterte, former Philippine President, addressed supporters after his arrest in the Netherlands. He faces crimes against humanity charges related to his drug war and is detained near The Hague. …
Rodrigo Duterte Addresses Supporters Amidst ICC Charges Read More
Irish-language influencers are experiencing increased engagement in social media as interest in Gaeilge resurges. Máire Ní Churraoin, a native speaker from Ráth Chairn, has gained significant followers and TikTok likes …
Meet the Influencers Reviving the Irish Language on Social Media 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
Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) has denied false information claiming to promote a fake investment platform. The central bank warns the public to ignore misleading articles using its identity and image. BAM …
Bank Al-Maghrib Refutes False Information Regarding Investment Scams Read More
Gabon Junta Chief General Oligui has declared his intent to enter the presidential race following a coup that displaced the earlier government. His decision is expected to impact the political …
Gabon Junta Chief Oligui Announces Presidential Candidacy Read More
Brazil Carnival is an annual festival celebrated nationwide, famous for its parades, costumes, and samba music. It attracts millions globally, promoting Brazilian culture and community spirit. The event emphasizes local …
Understanding the Significance of Brazil Carnival Read More
President Trump has ordered the Treasury Department to stop minting new pennies due to the escalating production costs of the one-cent coins. This decision reflects wider considerations about the practicality …
President Trump Directs Treasury to Cease Minting New Pennies Read More