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Latin America

Mexico to Send Team to Fight Los Angeles Wildfires

The support team is assembled by members of Mexico's National Forestry Commission and by units of the Secretariat of National Defense

Latin America

Meet the Chemistry Student Who Used His Knowledge to Become Mexico's Real-Life Walter White

"Rafael," a young chemist from Mexico City, was inspired by hit TV series 'Breaking Bad' to build his own laboratory to make drugs.

U.S. offers 25 million for the capture of Nicolás Maduro

Latin America

U.S. Increases Reward For Venezuela's Maduro to $25 Million As It Condemns 'Repression and Illegitimate Claim to Power'

The news were announced after the Venezuelan strongman was sworn into office for a new term despite not presenting supporting documentation

Latin America

Nicolas Maduro: Venezuela's Iron-fisted 'Worker President'

With neither the charisma nor the flush oil revenues of his late revolutionary mentor Hugo Chavez, Maduro is accused of increasingly relying on the security forces to retain power.

Celebrity

Liam Payne's Father Opens Up About His Son's Final Days

Geoff Payne revealed new details about his son's tragic death during a legal statement in Argentina.

maria corina machado reappears in venezuela

Latin America

Venezuela Opposition Leader María Corina Machado Reappears After Alleged Abduction By Maduro Regime

According to her team, she was detained and then released after being forced to record a video

María Corina Machado Venezuelan opposition leader kidnapped

Latin America

Venezuela's Opposition Leader María Corina Machado's Detention by Maduro Regime Faces Global Condemnation

The move to attack Machado heightened global concern over Venezuela's political crisis

Latin America

New Twist In US-Cuba Trademark Fight Over Havana Club Rum

Entitled "No Stolen Trademarks Honored in America Act" and signed into law last month by outgoing US President Joe Biden, it prohibits US courts from recognizing trademarks that were "illegally confiscated" by the Cuban government since the 1959 Cuban Revolution.

Latin America

Sinaloa Cartels Take New Hit As Armed Forces Seize Drugs, Armored Vehicles and Edible Cannabis

"Los Chapitos" count with nearly 20 properties across Culiacán where they produce edible cannabis products such as gummies, cookies, oils and vaporizers

Joaquín y Ovidio Guzmán seek agreement with US authorities

News

Inside the High-Stakes Negotiations Between El Chapo's Sons And U.S. Authorities Over Plea Deals

Ovidio and Joaquín Guzmán are in talks with prosecutors as they hope to avoid trial

Latin America

Mexicans Offered $1,300 To Hand In A Machine Gun

The financial incentives for people dropping off weapons at collection points in churches were published late Monday in the country's official gazette. They include 8,700 pesos ($430) for a revolver, 25,000 pesos ($1,200) for an AK-47 rifle and 26,450 pesos ($1,300) for a machine gun.

Latin America

Mexico to Send Team to Fight Los Angeles Wildfires

Meet the Chemistry Student Who Used His Knowledge to Become Mexico's Real-Life Walter White

U.S. Increases Reward For Venezuela's Maduro to $25 Million As It Condemns 'Repression and Illegitimate Claim to Power'

Nicolas Maduro: Venezuela's Iron-fisted 'Worker President'

Liam Payne's Father Opens Up About His Son's Final Days

Venezuela Opposition Leader María Corina Machado Reappears After Alleged Abduction By Maduro Regime

Venezuela's Opposition Leader María Corina Machado's Detention by Maduro Regime Faces Global Condemnation

New Twist In US-Cuba Trademark Fight Over Havana Club Rum

Sinaloa Cartels Take New Hit As Armed Forces Seize Drugs, Armored Vehicles and Edible Cannabis

Inside the High-Stakes Negotiations Between El Chapo's Sons And U.S. Authorities Over Plea Deals

Mexicans Offered $1,300 To Hand In A Machine Gun

Venezuela's 'Colectivos' Ready To Pounce As Opposition Plans Protest

Trafficking Humans Into The U.S. Has Become A $100 Million A Year Business For Criminal Groups

Outgoing U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Weighs In On NYT Report On Fentanyl Production After Rebuke From Sheinbaum

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Says Country Is 'Open' To Receiving Migrants Deported By The U.S.

Natanael Cano, Tito Torbellino and Other Mexican Artists Threatened by Sinaloa Cartel Faction: Authorities Respond