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1d ago

Video shows woman wheeling a corpse into a Brazil bank to sign for a loan, police say

Bank staffers became suspicious as the man was unable to support his head or hold a pen. They called the police, who arrested the woman and charged her with fraud.
Brazilian reais cash bills and flag of Brazil
Brazilian reais cash bills and flag of Brazil
2d ago

Venezuela closes embassy in Ecuador to protest raid on Mexican Embassy in Quito

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa had ordered the April 5 raid at the Mexican mbassy in Quito to arrest the country’s former vice president, who had been granted asylum there.
People stand outside the Venezuelan embassy in Quito, Ecuador
People stand outside the Venezuelan embassy in Quito, Ecuador
2d ago

Lawmakers seek disavowal of Supreme Court's racist 'Insular Cases' that limited rights of people in U.S. territories

A series of early-1900s Supreme Court rulings included discriminatory language and helped ensure that people in U.S. territories wouldn't have the same rights as other Americans.
A woman waves the flag of Puerto Rico
A woman waves the flag of Puerto Rico
3d ago

Venezuelans abroad want to vote in their country's presidential election but face restrictions

Venezuela's requirement that people be permanent residents of the countries they are in and also have Venezuelan passports makes it difficult for many to register.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro during a demonstration to commemorate 22nd anniversary of failed coup d'etat against Hugo Chavez on April 13, 2024 in Caracas
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro during a demonstration to commemorate 22nd anniversary of failed coup d'etat against Hugo Chavez on April 13, 2024 in Caracas
3d ago

A female comic book superhero fights villains — and a painful women's health condition

The reaction to Lúz La Luminosa, a Latina, Asian and queer superhero who fights evil and endometriosis, has been “beautifully positive," creator Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez says.
Lauren “La La” Liu as the titular superhero in the new comic book “Lúz La Luminosa"
Lauren “La La” Liu as the titular superhero in the new comic book “Lúz La Luminosa"
6d ago

U.S. meets Venezuelan officials to express concerns over electoral process

The Biden administration has vowed to reinstate oil sanctions that it suspended in October unless President Nicolás Maduro makes progress on meeting his promises for the July 28 presidential election.
Nicolás Maduro
Nicolás Maduro
6d ago

Argentina's highest criminal court blames Iran, Hezbollah for Jewish center bombing

The court said the attack, which killed 85 and wounded 300 others, came in retaliation for Argentina reneging on a nuclear cooperation deal with Tehran.
The names of the victims of the 1994 AMIA Jewish community center bombing in Buenos Aires.
The names of the victims of the 1994 AMIA Jewish community center bombing in Buenos Aires.

Desperate young Guatemalans try to reach the U.S., even after migrant relatives' horrific deaths 

Among migrants, the largest group of unaccompanied minors has been from Guatemala — nearly 50,000 of the 137,000 encounters recorded by border authorities in the last fiscal year.
Reina Coronado, second from left, with her family in Comitancillo, Guatemala
Reina Coronado, second from left, with her family in Comitancillo, Guatemala
9d ago

Mexico releases video of Ecuadorian police raiding its embassy in Quito

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said the video showed the “authoritarian and vile” way police raided the embassy.
Image: policia mexican
Image: policia mexican
9d ago

Children of migrant workers become college-bound tutors under a successful local program

In the mostly Latino and agricultural community of Immokalee, Florida, the Guadalupe Center Tutor Corps program helps high school students apply and be able to afford college.
John Auguste.
John Auguste.
9d ago

Racial diversity among college faculty lags behind other professional fields, report finds

Black professionals in industries like law, science and engineering make up roughly 9.1% of the workforce, compared to 7.1% of college faculty, according to a federal report.
Woman holding pen looking at teacher and students standing in language class
Woman holding pen looking at teacher and students standing in language class

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