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Nazi-themed wedding sparks controversy in Mexico
A couple recreated the marriage of Hitler and Eva Braun in the Mexican state of Tlaxcala. The Jewish community and international institutions condemned the act
Crime
Peru: a child rapist's chilling confession leads to calls for chemical castration for child abusers
Juan Antonio Enriquez was arrested on April 16 after security cameras showed him abducting 3-year-old Damaris, forcibly placing her in his car before driving her back to his Chiclayo home and raping her
Politics
95% of Cubans want a regime change, poll shows
Around 59% of those polled disapproved of the meeting between the U.S. and the Havana regime to curb the wave of migration
Crime
Cuban agents trained Maduro's officials in torture techniques
REPORT: Cubans taught Venezuelan intelligence officials how to execute a successful torture session
Politics
Guatemala presidential transfer in question, says U.S. State Department
Guatemala’s Public Ministry says it is examining the election count with “objectivity and impartiality” while the State Department says on Sunday it is “gravely concerned”
Politics
"A historical stain for Mexico": AMLO honors the dictator Díaz-Canel with the Order of the Aztec Eagle
The distinction is considered the highest honor granted by the Mexican State to foreigners. Personalities such as Nelson Rockefeller, Bill Gates, Rigoberta Menchú, Nelson Mandela and Mario Vargas Llosa have received it
Technology
U.S. hacker takes down North Korea's internet after they hacked him
An independent security researcher who goes by “P4x” says he is the individual behind cyberattacks that have taken many of the isolated nation’s websites offline over the past two weeks
Opinion & Reviews
OPINION: We celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to honor his dream of ‘colorblindness’
Martin Luther King, Jr. believed in America and the message of its forefathers—so do we
Immigration
Panama closes Darién Gap jungle trails to protect migrants from dangerous crossings and violent crime
The Panamanian government announced that “between four and five crossings were closed” in the Darién Gap as a measure to redirect and “take care” of migrants
Law Enforcement
3 journalists murdered in Mexico in 3 weeks amidst cartel investigations
The reporter’s death is only the latest in what has been wave of brutal retaliation against investigative reporters who have been seeking facts in drug-trafficking cartel operations.