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Brazilian President Lula da Silva recovering in intensive care after emergency surgery for intracranial hemorrhage
The head of state was rushed to the city of São Paulo, where he underwent surgery to drain the hematoma detected on his head
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Colombian airline Avianca postpones flight routes to communist Cuba due to "operational issues"
The Colombian commercial airline carrier recommended customers who had already purchased tickets request the corresponding refund through its digital platforms
Immigration
Mexico reports nearly 1.4 million irregular migrants this year, high number of unaccompanied minors
Mexican authorities have also detected a large number of unaccompanied minors on the journey to reach the U.S. between January and May 2024
Entertainment
Former SpaceX employees sue Elon Musk for permitting "work environment rife with sexual harassment"
The lawsuit, filed by four men and four women, alleges that the CEO posted sexual photographs and degrading comments about his workers
Sports
Usain Bolt ruptures Achilles tendon in charity match
Bolt reported the mishap through his social networks and showed a photograph in the field locker room with his right leg immobilized with two crutches
Immigration
New Biden asylum restrictions could impact Mexico's border with Central America
The new measure could impact Tapachula, the largest city on the border of Mexico with Guatemala, because within the next four months the largest migratory flow of the year is expected
Sports
Fight to the finish: Tyson v. Paul match rescheduled for Nov. 15 in Texas arena
Last week, the company announced that due to an ulcer that Tyson suffered, the fight would have to be rescheduled
Politics
Colombian President Gustavo Petro praises Claudia Sheinbaum for past M-19 activity
M-19 was an urban guerrilla group that operated in Colombia from the mid-1970s until the signing of a peace agreement in 1990. The group was mainly responsible for the siege of the Palace of Justice, which resulted in over 100 dead and missing, including 11 Supreme Court justices.
Politics
Congressional members and democracy activists lash out at Biden after recognizing so-called Cuban 'private sector'
A group of activists and politicians have marked their position regarding the measures announced by the U.S. president towards Cuba
Sports
¡Ole! Colombian House of Representatives passes bill outlawing bullfighting
The Colombian House of Representatives approved by a large majority a bill that prohibits bullfighting in the country
Health
Honduras declares red alert due to high air pollution
The air quality index (AQI) in Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital was registered at a “harmful” level