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The Thai government has reduced the visa-exempt stay for tourists from 60 days to 30 days, leading to varied reactions from expatriates. While some welcome the change for its emphasis …
Expats React to Thailand’s Reduction of Visa-Free Stay to 30 Days Read More
Ana Hurtado Martínez, a Spanish propagandist, shared a decade-old photo as if it were a recent tribute to Fidel Castro, raising concerns over misinformation. This incident coincided with her participation …
Ana Hurtado’s Misleading Tribute to Fidel Castro: A Case of Misinformation in Media Read More
A rally supporting activist Melissa Atwell-Holder took place with calls for her release. Leaders accused the Guyanese government of orchestrating her detention in the US due to her anti-corruption efforts. …
Activists Rally for Melissa Atwell-Holder’s Release Amid Political Tensions Read More
Venezuelan mothers are identifying their sons among deported individuals sent to El Salvador, disputing claims of criminal affiliation with gangs such as Tren de Aragua. Many are in anguish as …
Venezuelan Mothers Seek Justice for Deportees Misidentified as Gang Members Read More
Four Venezuelan friends, seeking a new life in the U.S., faced deportation after a swift enforcement action under the Alien Enemies Act. Their story illustrates personal struggles amidst broader immigration …
The Distressing Reality of Venezuelan Migrants and the Alien Enemies Act Read More
Recent clashes in Argentina involving football fans and pensioners during anti-austerity protests reflect significant political neglect of retirees. This unorthodox alliance has highlighted the role of football culture in political …
Football Fans Unite with Pensioners Amidst Austerity Protests in Argentina Read More
Kemi Badenoch was interrupted by climate change protesters during her speech at the Margaret Thatcher Conference. The demonstrators criticized Thatcher’s economic policies, linking them to current wealth inequality and climate …
Kemi Badenoch Heckled by Climate Protesters at Thatcher Conference Read More
El Salvador has begun deporting members of the Tren de Aragua gang, following an initiative by former President Trump. Under President Nayib Bukele’s leadership, 238 alleged gang members arrived in …
Deportation of Tren de Aragua Gang Members to El Salvador Officials Announced Read More
Cape Town is observing a surge in anti-tourism sentiments amid the influx of digital nomads, deemed by activists to be driving up living costs for locals. Influencer Naledi Mallela publicly …
Cape Town’s Anti-Tourism Sentiment: Digital Nomads Under Fire Read More
Jhoan Bastidas, a Venezuelan deported from the U.S. after 16 days in Guantanamo Bay, reflects on the challenges he faces upon returning to a struggling Maracaibo. His imprisonment, linked to …
Deported from the United States: A Venezuelan’s Struggle for Resilience Read More