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Death of Jorge Messi, Father of Lionel Messi

Death of Jorge Messi, Father of Lionel Messi

Jorge Messi, a familiar figure in the stands at Lionel Messi’s games, passed away at 68 after a prolonged illness. This information was confirmed by the clinic that treated him. Jorge Messi had a successful career as a steel executive while managing his son’s football journey for many years. His health was openly discussed during...

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Fuego Volcano Eruption Forces Mass Evacuations in Guatemala

Fuego Volcano Eruption Forces Mass Evacuations in Guatemala

The Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupted, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of residents. This eruption released ash, gas, and lava, impacting communities nearby. The Fuego volcano, one of the most active in Central America, continues to pose significant risks. Visual evidence of the eruption showed lava flows and ash clouds emanating from the volcano’s...

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Explosion Injures 11 Near Colombian Police Station Ahead of Presidential Inauguration

Explosion Injures 11 Near Colombian Police Station Ahead of Presidential Inauguration

On Saturday, a truck loaded with explosives detonated near a police station in Cucuta, Colombia, close to the border with Venezuela. The explosion occurred six days prior to the inauguration of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella. At least 11 people were injured, including eight police officers and three civilians, according to local security officials. George...

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Venezuelans Cautiously Hopeful: New Talks Aim to Restore Democracy

Venezuelans Cautiously Hopeful: New Talks Aim to Restore Democracy

Venezuelans, with cautious optimism, welcome a new round of discussions between government representatives and opposition members. These talks aim to create a unified agenda to strengthen democracy and restore fundamental rights after nearly three decades of socialist rule. Leading the negotiations are members of Venezuela’s current National Assembly, strongly dominated by the ruling party, along...

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Netanyahu Discusses Relationship with Trump on Sean Hannity’s Podcast

Netanyahu Discusses Relationship with Trump on Sean Hannity’s Podcast

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared insights into his relationship with former U.S. President Donald Trump on Sean Hannity’s podcast. He dismissed the notion that either leader dictates the other’s decisions, emphasizing a partnership grounded in mutual respect. “We are allies. He’s the senior partner, and we’re the junior partner, obviously, but we treat each...

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DHS Seeks New Immigration Detention Facility in Miami

DHS Seeks New Immigration Detention Facility in Miami

Yareliz Mendez Zamora, with the American Friends Service Committee, reports a rise in arrivals at the Miramar Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility she frequents to assist families with their cases. This was noted during her visit on July 29, 2026. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is currently looking for a new immigration detention...

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Honduran Ex-President Returns After US Pardon

Honduran Ex-President Returns After US Pardon

The former president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, returned to his homeland on Sunday. This followed a pardon from the United States. Hundreds of supporters greeted him at the airport. Four years after his extradition and trial in the U.S. for drug trafficking charges, Hernández came back to face justice in Honduras. Supporters gathered outside...

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Search Ongoing for Missing American Woman in Grenada

Search Ongoing for Missing American Woman in Grenada

Elizabeth Waddell, a 44-year-old American woman from Cary, North Carolina, is missing in Grenada. Last seen at Grand Anse Beach on Wednesday, authorities and her family are urgently seeking assistance to locate her. The Royal Grenada Police Force issued a missing person alert on Thursday. Waddell was vacationing at the popular tourist spot Grand Anse,...

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Nepal’s Aid Workers Transition to Sex Work After U.S. Cuts

Nepal’s Aid Workers Transition to Sex Work After U.S. Cuts

In central Nepal, along a dimly lit highway, Rubi Lama stands motionless. The light from passing trucks briefly highlights her painted face. She knows every transaction could be dangerous, risking both her safety and health. Yet the money she earns is crucial for her survival. Previously, Lama worked as an aid worker, devoted to HIV...