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Rexdale Shooting Victim Identified as Female

Skims takes over vacant Ted Baker flagship on Regent Street

£14M Funding Powers Five-Minute NHS Lung Test

Minnesota Schools to Offer Transgender Dolls for Inclusive Learning

Pollo AI Enables SMBs to Scale Visual Content Effortlessly

North Etobicoke Woman Fatally Shot, Suspect Arrested

CUBA vs. THE WORLD: UN Vote Ignites Global Crisis!

After 33 years of resounding global condemnation, the world is once again demanding the US end its decades-long economic stranglehold on Cuba – but will Washington finally listen?

CUBA FREED: US Isolation CRACKS as Global Powers Turn!

After 33 years of resounding global condemnation, the world is once again demanding the US end its decades-long economic stranglehold on Cuba – but will Washington finally listen?

US Border Crisis EXPLODES: Belize Forced to Accept Migrant Surge!

A stunning shift in US border policy sends asylum seekers to the tropical shores of Belize, sparking questions about a new path to refuge and a potential humanitarian crossroads.

GITMO EVACUATED: The Truth They Don't Want You To Know!

After decades shrouded in secrecy, the final chapter at Guantanamo Bay has closed—but where did the last migrants truly go, and what does their return signal for America’s future?

AI takes the lead in industrial transformation at Héroes de Mantenimiento Summit  

The fourth edition of the Héroes del Mantenimiento Summit, organized by Fracttal, will be held on October 29 to 30, 2025.

Guatemala passes anti-gang law amid political crisis

Guatemala’s Congress has passed a sweeping anti-gang law designed to impose harsher criminal penalties on members of these groups, and to establish a new prison system in the Central American country.

Best of friends: Have El Salvador and the US ‘never been closer’?

To commemorate El Salvador’s national day in September, United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the two countries “had never been closer.

The future of a nation: A look at upcoming Haitian elections that likely won’t happen

Haiti is scheduled to have its first presidential elections since 2016 on November 15.

Marco Rubio told Bukele he’d undercut informants on MS-13 deal: Washington Post

United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio assured El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele that he would dismantle protection agreements granted to witnesses cooperating with U.

Colombia appeals court overturns Uribe’s bribery, procedural fraud conviction

Medellin, Colombia — Nearly three months after being sentenced to 12 years of house arrest, a Bogotá appeals court has overturned former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe’s conviction for bribery and procedural fraud.

Trump’s former ambassador shielded Bukele and eased pressure on MS-13 pact: ProPublica

A ProPublica investigation has revealed that Ronald Douglas Johnson, the U.

Peruvian artisans embrace digital tools to compete globally without losing tradition

Lima, Peru — Peru’s National University of Engineering (UNI), through its FabLab, has completed a pioneering project in which 44 artisans from different regions of Peru were trained in the use of digital fabrication tools, producing more than 40 prototypes in fields such as jewelry, ceramics, leather, and textiles.

Amazon region under attack: report highlights rampant crime across six countries

Bogotá, Colombia – The Amazon river basin has been taken over by armed groups in a massive scramble for illegal resources and trafficking routes, according to an investigative report by Amazon Underworld, a cross-border alliance of journalists and crime investigators.

Trump suspends US aid to Colombia amid spat with President Petro

US president calls his Colombian counterpart an “illegal drug dealer” in incendiary Truth Social post, even as as report emerges of the US navy killing a Santa Marta fisherman.

Prominent Cuban opposition leader arrives in Florida after opting for exile over continued Cuban imprisonment 

José Daniel Ferrer García, a Cuban activist widely recognized by international media as the leader of the dissident movement inside Cuba and the founder of the anti-communist, pro-democracy Unión Patriótica de Cuba (UNPACU), left the Caribbean island for Florida on Monday.