Lifestyle
Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori dies at 86
Alberto Fujimori was admired for his economic management, but also became the first former president in the world to be tried in his own country for human rights violations
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Human Rights
Human Rights
Assembly of the Cuban Resistance calls upon European democracies to end economic aid to Castro military dictatorship
“We are in Spain raising our voices for a free Cuba and to ask for the end of the European Community subsidy to the Castro dictatorship,” Dr. Gutiérrez-Boronat told ADN Cuba
Politics
Politics
Pedro Sánchez receives Edmundo González amid tensions between Spain and Venezuela
The meeting takes place in the midst of strong tensions between the Government of Spain and the regime of Nicolás Maduro after the arrival of González
Crime
Crime
Venezuelan 'Tren de Aragua' gang members face death penalty for murder of former police officer in Miami
According to the arrest report, while in the victim's home, one of the attackers stated that they belonged to the violent Venezuelan gang of the "Tren de Aragua."
Business
Business
Four arrested at Madrid airport under suspicion of transporting millions in counterfeit Venezuelan currency
The currency, which was divided into more than a million bills, arrived last April on a flight from Colombia with falsified documentation
Entertainment
Entertainment
The end of a legend: French actor and conservative Alain Delon dies
Delon was traditionally conservative, first a Gaullist and then a supporter of Jacques Chirac and Nicolas Sarkozy
Sports
Sports
VIDEO: Shirtless man climbs Eiffel Tower, causes evacuation hours before Paris Olympic Games closing
It's unclear where his feat began, but videos showed him right above the Olympic rings that adorn the second section of the Eiffel Tower
Technology
Technology
Brazilians feel impact of social media blackout after Supreme Court bans X platform
The showdown between Musk and Brazil’s highest court is quickly gaining world attention as millions wait in anticipation to see if the Tesla and SpaceX founder will stand his ground as a free speech absolutist against Brazilian Supreme Court Chief Justice Alexandre de Moraes
Florida
Politics
UCLA Report: Spanish language ads key to connecting with Florida Hispanic and Latino voters
Republican incumbent Sen. Rick Scott and Democratic challenger Debbie Mucarsel-Powell are focusing on Spanish-language ads as a means of reaching out to the state's Hispanic and Latino communities
California
Crime
27-year-old Hispanic marathon runner dies from hit by a hit-and-run driver in Los Angeles
After the accident, the suspect left the car abandoned next to a sidewalk on Victory Boulevard and fled on foot
Texas
Immigration
Texas installs third razor wire barrier on Rio Grande to stave off illegal immigration
The move is the latest in a string of attempt by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to reduce illegal immigration that has reached unprecedented levels in the Lone Star state
New York
Politics
U.S. charges Linda Sun, former aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul with acting as foreign agent for China
Sun, 40, who began working with Democratic politics in 2021, was arrested along with her husband, Chris Hu, 41, in an operation carried out six weeks after the FBI itself searched the couple's home, located on Long Island, valued at $3.5 million
Health
Health
Cocaine sharks test positive off Brazilian coast, according to scientists who say the phenomenon could harm humans
Since shark is also considered a common food in Brazil, cocaine contamination could pose a health risk when passed along to humans
