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Rexdale Shooting Victim Identified as Female

Gail Porter injured in brutal attack

£14M Funding Powers Five-Minute NHS Lung Test

Skims takes over vacant Ted Baker flagship on Regent Street

NYC Stabbing Suspect Sought

Former DAR Undersecretary Convicted in P50-M Graft Case

De la Espriella plans inauguration at southern Colombia army base

The president‑elect will stage his inauguration outside Bogotá to underscore a firm commitment to security reforms and a decentralized government.

Caracas labyrinthine bookstore seeks recovery after crisis

In Caracas, manager Rómulo Castellanos is battling to revive La Gran Pulpería del Libro Venezolano, the bookstore threatened by Venezuela’s economic crisis.

Cuban Opposition Leader Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Released from

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, a Cuban artist and prominent opposition leader, was released by the Cuban government on Saturday after a period of detention.

Cuban Opposition Leader Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Detained

Cuba has released prominent artist and opposition leader Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara after several days of detention.

Argentina's World Cup Hopes Clouded by Rivalries and Corruption

Argentina's entry into the 2026 World Cup has sparked intense reactions from fans worldwide.

Caracas Shelter Residents Struggle Amid Venezuela's Ongoing Crisis

Three weeks after twin earthquakes devastatingly struck Venezuela, nearly 18,000 people remain homel...

Venezuela Earthquakes: NGOs Call for Sustained Aid

Foreign aid is urgently needed in the country, according to international organizations and local aid workers.

US‑Colombia Relations Shift After Trump Ally Abelardo de la

Colombia and the United States are poised to mend their long‑standing alliance, which had been strained during President Gustavo Petro’s tenure.

Microsoft leverages AI partner ecosystem to boost growth

Microsoft’s expanding footprint across Latin America enters a new phase, bolstering cloud, AI, and infrastructure as it deepens regional partnerships.

La Guaira Survivor Shares Terror After Venezuelan Disaster

Days after devastating earthquakes left nearly 2,000 dead and 10,000 injured, Caracas grapples with the aftermath and urgent relief efforts.

Trump to maintain tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China

The University of California has announced a groundbreaking initiative to revolutionize STEM education, attracting international attention and funding.

Ukraine peace, security leads G7 agenda as diplomats convene

G7 leaders convened in Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada, to discuss global economic priorities and climate action, reinforcing the nation's diplomatic stature.

Guatemala Reimprisons Publisher Zamora Amid Lawyer's Protest

Washington: A Guatemalan judge has reimprisoned journalist José Ruben Zamora, a decision criticized by his legal lead as a setback for press freedom.

Haite gangs ignite fire at RTVC media office in Port-au-Prince

Haitian armed gangs set the Radio Television Caraibes building ablaze overnight in downtown Port-au-Prince, close to the National Palace.

Venezuela Volunteers Set Up Emergency Response Camp to Support Communities

Equipped with floodlights, fridges, tents, aid collection points and a health clinic, the camp serves as a vital lifeline for rescue teams, survivors, and families of those missing.