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Keiko Fujimori Set to Become Peru's First Woman President Amid Fraud Claims From the Left

Keiko Fujimori wins Peru by 49,641 votes as overseas ballots tip the race. JNE proclaims July 3, inauguration July 28. Sánchez disputes the count.

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Orlando Gill's Wall: How Paraguay's Keeper Knocked Out Germany, a World Champion

Keeper Orlando Gill's six saves and shootout heroics sink Germany 4–3 on penalties, sending Paraguay to the World Cup 2026 Round of 16 after a 1–1 draw.

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NYC Celebrates the Toñita Fest in Honor of Bad Bunny's Favorite Boricua Icon

Just four months after María Antonia "Toñita" Cay became one of the most talked-about faces of the Super Bowl halftime show alongside Bad Bunny, New York City threw a celebration worthy of the woman many Puerto Ricans consider the soul of Williamsburg.

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Brazil Leave It LATE — Martinelli's Stoppage-Time Dagger Sinks Brave Japan 2-1

Brazil rally to beat Japan 2-1 in the World Cup Round of 32. Casemiro levels, Martinelli wins it late, and the Seleção march on to the last 16.

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Can Telemundo's 'Operación Triunfo' Create Another David Bisbal or Aitana? Host Natalia Téllez Explains Why In the U.S. the Reality Show Could Be Bigger - INTERVIEW

Mexican star Natalia Téllez reveals in an interview all that Telemundo's 'Operación Triunfo' has to offer and why it will go beyond the magic of the Spanish original reality that launched the careers of David Bisbal, Aitana, Lola Índigo and more.

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'A Pain Beyond Repair': Venezuelan Youth Baseball Organization Says at Least 100 Young Players Died in Earthquakes

The devastating toll of Venezuela's twin earthquakes has reached one of the country's most cherished institutions: youth baseball. The president of Criollitos de La Guaira, one of Venezuela's largest youth baseball organizations, says at least 100 children enrolled in the league were killed when the powerful magnitude 7.2 and 7.5…

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Supreme Court Asylum Ruling Raises Fears Miami Could Lose Nearly 300,000 Workers

A Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to revive a restrictive asylum policy at the U.S.-Mexico border is intensifying fears in South Florida that a broader immigration crackdown could hit one of the region's most vulnerable economic pillars: its immigrant workforce.

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U.S. Boots on the Ground in Venezuela as Massive Earthquake Relief Mission Expands

For the first time in years, U.S. military personnel are operating on Venezuelan soil as part of a large-scale humanitarian mission following the twin earthquakes that devastated the South American nation, marking an extraordinary moment in relations between Washington and Caracas.

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Leader of Mexico's Los Topos Rescue Team Alleges Venezuelan Interference On Earthquake Rescuers

The head of Mexico's internationally renowned rescue brigade, Los Topos, has accused Venezuelan authorities of attempting to pressure his team while they searched for survivors following the devastating twin earthquakes that struck the country last week.

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A Voice Beneath the Concrete: How a 60-Year-Old, Belkys Barreto, Survived 86 Hours in Venezuela's Rubble

Salvadoran rescuers pulled Belkys Barreto, 60, alive after 86 hours under Venezuela's quake rubble — a rescue Bukele shared with the world.

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Five Days On, Venezuela's Quake Rescue Defies The Clock — And The U.S. Becomes Its Lifeline

Five days after Venezuela's twin earthquakes, the death toll reached 1,450 with 12,721 people newly homeless and an estimated 680,000 children needing aid. Rescues continued past the 72-hour window — including a woman freed after 86 hours — as the U.S. military shifted from rescue to logistics, sending airmen to…

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Universal Orlando' Halloween Horror Nights Brings Back 'Stranger Things', 'Sinners' and Classic Icons for 35th Anniversary Event

Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights is leaning heavily into nostalgia and blockbuster horror as it prepares for its milestone 35th anniversary, unveiling a lineup that includes the return of Netflix's Stranger Things, a haunted house inspired by the hit film Sinners, and the comeback of fan-favorite icons Jack the Clown…

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Trump, Corruption and the Latino Vote: Inside the Texas Senate Showdown Between James Talarico and Ken Paxton

James Talarico is betting that Ken Paxton's pile of scandals plus a statewide affordability squeeze can flip a Texas Senate seat Republicans have held for three decades — with Latino and Black turnout the deciding factor in a race polls now call a toss-up.

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Texas Mother of Five Stabbed to Death in Broad Daylight; Two Sisters and a Friend Charged

Three women — two of them sisters — have been charged with murder after Caroline "Caro" Peña, a 32-year-old Del Rio mother of five, was stabbed during a daytime confrontation and died hours later. Police have not named a motive, and the case remains open.

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This Nation Emerges as the Dark Horse Most Likely to Reach the World Cup's Final Four

The 2026 World Cup group stage is done. Morocco look like real contenders, Messi makes history, and our Round of 32 picks break down all 16 ties.

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The Foreign Nationals Killed in Venezuela's Earthquakes: Country-by-Country List

At least 18 foreign nationals are among Venezuela's 1,430+ quake dead as embassies confirm losses and the 72-hour survival window closes Sunday.

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Rescuers Dig Through Venezuelan Rubble as the Iran Deal Splinters and the World Cup Bracket Takes Shape

Venezuela's twin quakes, a Supreme Court TPS ruling, the World Cup's final 32, a shaky US–Iran nuclear pact and Ukraine's huge drone raid — the week explained.

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The Updated Eight-Team List: Who Survives World Cup 2026's Third-Place Scramble

Sweden, Bosnia, Ecuador and Paraguay clinch World Cup 2026's third-place spots while Scotland and DR Congo sweat the final group-stage whistles.

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U.S. Rushes Elite Rescuers, Starlink Terminals, and Warships Into Venezuela's Disaster Zone

The U.S. pledges $150M, warships, rescue teams and Starlink terminals to quake-hit Venezuela in its biggest relief push since USAID closed.

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Two Friends From Ecuador Killed in Newark Hit-and-Run After World Cup Watch Party (VIDEO)

Two friends were killed in a Newark hit-and-run after a World Cup watch party. A 26-year-old man now faces vehicular homicide charges.

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Race Against the Rubble: Hundreds Still Trapped as Venezuela's Toll Continues to Climb

Venezuela's quake toll passes 920 as rescuers from a dozen-plus nations race the 72-hour clock to reach survivors trapped along the battered coast. The dead span several nationalities — among them Portuguese, Spanish, Brazilian, Chinese and Chilean citizens.

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A King's Stopover and 500 Years of Unfinished Business: Mexico and Spain Reset Their Relationship

President Claudia Sheinbaum and Spain's King Felipe VI met at Palacio Nacional on June 25 in the first royal visit to Mexico in seven years. Here's what it means for Latin America's longest diplomatic standoff — and why the conversation about the Conquest is far from over.

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Irina Baeva Reveals the Fashion Trick Behind Her Most Memorable Telenovela Villains - EXCLUSIVE

Russian-born actress Irina Baeva has spent the past decade becoming one of the most recognizable faces in Mexican television, building a career that began with a leap of faith from Moscow to Mexico City. Today, as she captivates audiences as the glamorous and calculating Cassandra in TelevisaUnivision's Monteverde, Baeva says…

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Latina Justice Sonia Sotomayor Breaks Supreme Court Tradition in Emotional Warning: 'More People Will Die'

Justice Sonia Sotomayor has built a reputation as the Supreme Court's most outspoken liberal voice, but this week she took the extraordinary step of publicly reading a blistering dissent from the bench after the Court's conservative majority handed President Donald Trump a major victory on immigration. The unusual move underscored…

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DeSantis Defies Florida Legislature, Vetoes Two Bills That Passed Without a Single 'No' Vote

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has vetoed two unanimously approved bipartisan bills that would have imposed new safety rules for electric bicycles and scooters while expanding opportunities for high school students to volunteer at polling places.

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