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Fabulous Lives Of Cartel Wives: Women Masterminds Of Latin Drug Businesses
The recent killing of the world's most-wanted traffickers, Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera Cervantes, in a daring operation by the Mexican military has revealed that sometimes it is the cartel women that you need to watch out for.
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Colombia-Ecuador Tensions Rise After Bomb Dropped Near Border
The leaders of Colombia and Ecuador sparred Tuesday over allegations that the Ecuadoran bombing of suspected criminal hideouts near their shared border had spilled into Colombian territory.
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How Trump's Plan For Cuba Would Make US The Island's Patron
Speculation about a possible military overthrow of Cuba's Communist regime has swirled around Washington, fueled in part by Senator Lindsey Graham, who told Fox News this week that "Iran going down, and Cuba is next".
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From 'Permitting' To 'Partnering', US Shifts Energy Language Amid Gulf Crisis
As the Iran-Israel war in the Middle East squeezes global oil supply, the Trump administration hosted Latin American leaders and the US treasury secretary pivoted from a tone of authority to one of partnership - a shift in language.
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Why Trump's Venezuela Strike Has Latin America On Edge
Latin America’s three largest countries, Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, all governed by leftist leaders, criticised the capture of Nicolas Maduro
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Xi Jinping Takes Aim At US "Protectionism" In Phone Call With Brazil's Lula
Lula da Silva spoke with his Chinese counterpart following talks with the leaders of India and Russia, as part of his outreach to allies after Donald Trump thrust Latin America's biggest economy into the middle of his global trade war.
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Robert Prevost: 10 Things To Know About Pope Leo XIV
Robert Francis Prevost, a long-time missionary in Latin America, has been elected as the new leader of the Catholic Church.
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Robert Francis Prevost Is New Pope, Takes Papal Name Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Prevost, a long-time missionary in Latin America, was elected as the surprise choice to be the new leader of the Catholic Church on Thursday, becoming the first U.S. pope and taking the name Leo XIV.
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Global Refurbished Smartphone Shipments Saw 15 Percent Surge in 2021: Report
Global refurbished smartphone shipments saw a 15 percent surge in 2021. The report suggests that new smartphone shipment witnessed a 4.5 percent yearly growth in 2021, but consumers preferred refurbished smartphone models more than new ones.
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Worldwide Coronavirus Cases Cross 6 Million-Mark
The number of coronavirus cases worldwide has topped six million as the disease spread rapidly across Latin America and political leaders feuded over how to deal with the pandemic.
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Fabulous Lives Of Cartel Wives: Women Masterminds Of Latin Drug Businesses
The recent killing of the world's most-wanted traffickers, Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera Cervantes, in a daring operation by the Mexican military has revealed that sometimes it is the cartel women that you need to watch out for.
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Colombia-Ecuador Tensions Rise After Bomb Dropped Near Border
The leaders of Colombia and Ecuador sparred Tuesday over allegations that the Ecuadoran bombing of suspected criminal hideouts near their shared border had spilled into Colombian territory.
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How Trump's Plan For Cuba Would Make US The Island's Patron
Speculation about a possible military overthrow of Cuba's Communist regime has swirled around Washington, fueled in part by Senator Lindsey Graham, who told Fox News this week that "Iran going down, and Cuba is next".
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From 'Permitting' To 'Partnering', US Shifts Energy Language Amid Gulf Crisis
As the Iran-Israel war in the Middle East squeezes global oil supply, the Trump administration hosted Latin American leaders and the US treasury secretary pivoted from a tone of authority to one of partnership - a shift in language.
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Why Trump's Venezuela Strike Has Latin America On Edge
Latin America’s three largest countries, Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, all governed by leftist leaders, criticised the capture of Nicolas Maduro
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Xi Jinping Takes Aim At US "Protectionism" In Phone Call With Brazil's Lula
Lula da Silva spoke with his Chinese counterpart following talks with the leaders of India and Russia, as part of his outreach to allies after Donald Trump thrust Latin America's biggest economy into the middle of his global trade war.
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Robert Prevost: 10 Things To Know About Pope Leo XIV
Robert Francis Prevost, a long-time missionary in Latin America, has been elected as the new leader of the Catholic Church.
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Robert Francis Prevost Is New Pope, Takes Papal Name Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Prevost, a long-time missionary in Latin America, was elected as the surprise choice to be the new leader of the Catholic Church on Thursday, becoming the first U.S. pope and taking the name Leo XIV.
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Global Refurbished Smartphone Shipments Saw 15 Percent Surge in 2021: Report
Global refurbished smartphone shipments saw a 15 percent surge in 2021. The report suggests that new smartphone shipment witnessed a 4.5 percent yearly growth in 2021, but consumers preferred refurbished smartphone models more than new ones.
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Worldwide Coronavirus Cases Cross 6 Million-Mark
The number of coronavirus cases worldwide has topped six million as the disease spread rapidly across Latin America and political leaders feuded over how to deal with the pandemic.
