Latin America's Pandemic Pet Boom Reaches Record Highs
New research reveals how COVID-19 transformed pet ownership across Latin America, with Brazil leading an unprecedented surge in furry companions.
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Bolsonaro Convicted: 17 Years for Coup Plot
Jair Bolsonaro faces 17 years in prison after landmark conviction for attempting to overturn Brazil's 2022 election results and plotting a military coup against Lula da Silva's government.
Trump's Venezuela Invasion Proposal Revealed
Exclusive details emerge of Donald Trump's controversial plan to deploy US forces against Venezuela during his presidency, as revealed by former Fox News host Pete Hegseth.
Argentina's VP Kirchner guilty in corruption case, avoids jail
Argentina's former president and current vice president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has been found guilty in corruption case but receives immunity protection, sparking political tensions across Latin America.
Argentina's Economic Crisis Deepens Under Milei
President Javier Milei confronts escalating economic turmoil as inflation soars and social unrest grows, testing his controversial austerity measures in Argentina.
Trump's Latin American Intervention Threat
As Donald Trump eyes a potential return to power, experts warn his administration could unleash aggressive interventions across Latin America, with Venezuela firmly in the crosshairs. This analysis examines the alarming implications for democracy and sove
Ross King nearly quit TV before LA correspondent role
Entertainment correspondent Ross King shares his emotional journey from nearly quitting television to becoming ITV's Los Angeles presenter in an exclusive interview.
Silvana Estrada: Music born from grief and ghosting
Mexican singer-songwriter Silvana Estrada reveals how personal heartbreak and Mexico's violence inspired her haunting new album, creating beauty from life's darkest moments.
Paraguay's Mother's Day declaration excludes LGBTQ+ families
Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies sparks outrage by declaring 'Mother's Day' as exclusively for 'pregnant women, mothers, and grandmothers,' drawing condemnation from LGBTQ+ rights groups who call it discriminatory and exclusionary.
Trump Hails El Salvador's Bukele as "Cool" Leader
Former US President Donald Trump has lavished praise on El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, calling him 'cool' and commending his tough stance on crime. This endorsement signals a potential shift in US-Latin American relations and aligns with Trump's 'A
David Hirst, Guardian's Middle East Expert, Dies at 89
Celebrating the life and legacy of David Hirst, The Guardian's legendary Middle East correspondent whose fearless reporting shaped Western understanding of the region for over five decades.
Afro-Descendant Food Forests Revolutionise Farming
A groundbreaking Guardian report reveals how ancestral Afro-descendant practices in Latin America are creating biodiverse 'food forests' that combat climate change and enhance food security, offering a powerful model for sustainable agriculture.
Olivia Nuzzi Joins Vanity Fair as Washington Correspondent
Renowned political journalist Olivia Nuzzi makes a major career move, leaving New York Magazine to become Washington correspondent for Vanity Fair, where she will cover the 2024 election and the controversial campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Independent's Rupert Cornwell Award 2025: £5k Bursary
The Independent announces the prestigious Rupert Cornwell Award for 2025, offering a £5,000 bursary and a paid placement to an aspiring journalist, honouring the legacy of its esteemed foreign correspondent.
Lee Miller: Tate Britain's Major Photographic Retrospective
Tate Britain unveils a major retrospective of Lee Miller, the extraordinary photographer who evolved from surrealist muse to fearless WWII correspondent. Discover her unparalleled legacy.
FARC Rebels Declare New Armed Campaign in Colombia
Former FARC rebels in Colombia announce a major new offensive, shattering a landmark peace deal and plunging the nation into renewed uncertainty.
Paraguay defies Mexico, Brazil on Venezuela embassy
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña stands firm against diplomatic pressure from Mexico and Brazil to close his country's embassy in Caracas, calling it a matter of 'principle' and defending Venezuela's opposition.
Trump's Alleged Plot: Attack Boats, Blame Venezuela for War
Ex-President Donald Trump allegedly asked advisers about a covert plot to attack US boats and blame Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro to justify military action, a bombshell new book reveals.
Brazil Court Orders Return of Cuban Doctors, Sparks Diplomatic Row
Brazil's Supreme Court has mandated the return of Cuban medics from the Mais Médicos programme, igniting a major diplomatic row with Havana and raising concerns over medical care in remote regions.
Mexico City faces 'Day Zero' as water reservoirs plummet to 28%
Mexico City, one of the world's most populous megacities, faces an unprecedented water crisis. With reservoirs at historic lows, authorities are preparing severe rationing measures as the countdown to a potential 'Day Zero' begins.
Argentina's Milei Faces Ultimate Election Test Over Radical Reforms
President Javier Milei's controversial austerity programme and radical economic reforms face a decisive verdict as Argentina heads to the polls. This analysis examines the high-stakes battle shaping the nation's future.
JD Vance's Venezuela 'War Criminal' Comments Spark Fury
Trump VP contender JD Vance faces backlash after suggesting US should target Venezuela's leadership like 'war criminals'. Experts warn rhetoric risks destabilising Latin America.
Peru President Survives Impeachment Vote Amid Corruption Scandal
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte survives impeachment attempt as congress dismisses 'moral incapacity' charges. Political crisis continues amid corruption allegations.
Trump Claims US Planned Venezuela Invasion During His Term
Ex-President Donald Trump has made explosive claims that the US was preparing to invade Venezuela during his term, revealing alleged plans that were never executed. The revelation came during a campaign speech, raising eyebrows in international diplomatic
Trump Vows to Send US Troops to Venezuela if Elected
Ex-President Donald Trump stuns allies and adversaries by vowing to send American forces into Venezuela if re-elected, a move labelled a 'dangerous escalation' by foreign policy analysts.
Broadcasting Icons Bierbauer and Knoller Retire
The media world bids farewell to two legendary figures, Charles Bierbauer of CNN and Mark Knoller of CBS, whose combined century of work redefined White House and political journalism, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
Jennie Bond Broke Royal Underwear Rule During Briefings
Former BBC Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond discloses the strict royal protocol she defied regarding underwear and shares intimate details of her unique access to the Royal Family in the 90s.
Central American nations condemn Trump's Venezuela remarks
Central American nations Panama and Costa Rica have issued formal rebukes against former US President Donald Trump for his inflammatory comments suggesting a potential military invasion of Venezuela.
CNN's Evan Perez Shot in Minneapolis Armed Robbery
CNN's Chief Justice Correspondent Evan Perez is recovering after being shot during an armed robbery in Minneapolis. The veteran journalist was targeted for his camera equipment in a violent attack that has shocked the media community.
US detects second Chinese spy balloon over Latin America
The US Department of Defense has tracked a second Chinese surveillance balloon over Latin America, raising serious concerns about Beijing's global espionage operations and regional security.
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