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Latin America's 'pink tide' leaders congratulate Brazil's Lula on election win

Latin America leaders on Sunday congratulated Brazil's Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva after he won a third term as president of the largest country in South America, consolidating the region's "pink tide" of elected leftist leaders.

Reuters

Royal Navy warship torches boat carrying £24m of cocaine in the Caribbean

More than 400kg of drugs was seized from the vessel, which is believed to have come from South America

Evening Standard

Royal Navy warship catches boat carrying £24m of cocaine in Caribbean

More than 400kg of drugs was seized from the vessel, which is believed to have come from South America.

The Independent UK

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On the ball - looking back at Lanarkshire referee who took charge in Argentina

John Cox was the man in the middle for 31 matches in South America

Daily Record

South American invasive stinging ant spotted in France for first time

The "electric ant" or "little fire ant", an invasive species nicknamed for its painful sting, has been detected for the first time in France. The insect measures only 1.5 millimetres, but represents a threat to biodiversity.

Radio France Internationale

Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands are a must for the bucket list

This archipelago in South America has some of the most unique inhabitants you won’t be able to see anywhere else

Irish Mirror

Imagine Dragons postpones shows while lead singer recovers from vocal, knee injuries

Imagine Dragons has postponed a number of tour dates in Mexico and South America while lead singer Dan Reynolds recovers from injuries to his vocal cords and one knee.

Los Angeles Times

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FIFA World Cup 1938: Italy defend title before WWII breaks out

When France was chosen as hosts, South American giants Uruguay and Argentina announced a boycott.

Al Jazeera

Review: 'Stars at Noon' gazes upward at an empty sky

An American prostitute who is maybe also a journalist is stuck in South America where she encounters an Englishman who is sexy but shady and they drink lots of rum and have plenty of sex in "Stars at Noon," a kind of formless drama that refuses to go anywhere satisfying…

Tribune News Service

Peru aims to formalize artisanal gold miners, minister says

Peru plans to formalize small-scale gold miners, mining minister Alessandra Herrera said on Tuesday, amid growing international pressure to shed light on the supply chain of the precious metal in South America's top producer.

Reuters

Terrifying moment bus driver high on cocaine kills three tourists and injures 48 others

Franklin Nin, 47, was allegedly high on cocaine while driving 51 Mexican and South American tourists to a Dominican island when he crashed and the bus overturned, injuring 48 and killing three

Daily Mirror

Newcastle United notebook: Santiago Munoz facing decision time & South American winger to return

Newcastle United loan manager Shola Ameobi is making arrangements for the return of South American

Chronicle Live

Census data hides racial diversity of US 'Hispanics' – to the country's detriment

As I opened a recent email from my local grocery store chain advertising Hispanic Heritage Month – it runs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 each year – I was surprised to see it highlighting recipes from four distinct regions: Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and South America.

The Conversation

US top diplomat begins Latin America tour with visit to Colombia

Antony Blinken’s trip to Colombia, Chile and Peru is part of US effort to reaffirm commitment to South American allies.

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Plastic Odyssey sets off on round-the-world mission to fight marine pollution

Plastic Odyssey will leave the port of Marseille, in the south of France, on 1 October for a three-year expedition. Its main goal is to find ways to reduce marine pollution by plastics in the 30 countries most affected by this issue in Africa, South East Asia and South America.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United to get first refusal on South American talent as Nobby Solano opens his own Academy

Newcastle United legend Nobby Solano has opened his own Academy in Lima

Daily Record

Retired teacher wins £3.6m Euromillions jackpot and celebrates with glass of water

Celeste Coles bought her last minute winning ticket on the National Lottery app and now plans to spend her lump sum on a new house in Spain and a trip to South America.

The Guardian - UK

Spanish police raid outdoor cocaine lab capable of making 120kg of drug a week

Operation on farm near Madrid resembled clandestine outdoor labs found in jungles of South America, police said

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In Chile's desert lie vast reserves of lithium — key for electric car batteries

Chile is part of a South American region known as the "lithium triangle," where miners are trying to meet skyrocketing demand for the material.

Chicago Sun-Times

Months before buses carrying immigrants arrived from Texas, Venezuelans in Chicago saw signs of humanitarian crisis

Rafael Briceño Colmenares, who arrived in the Chicago area earlier this year, is among thousands that have fled their South American homeland in order to help feed their families.

Daily Mirror

Nazi submarine that 'carried Hitler to South America' shipwrecked off Argentinian coast

A recent submarine wreckage found off the coast of Argentina has piqued the interests of historians - but led to wild claims it allegedly carried Adolf Hitler from Germany to a secret Nazi ranch

The Canberra Times

Two new dining options at Verity Lane Market

With tastes of South Africa and South America

The Conversation

Colombia’s new left-wing government: three opportunities to build stronger ties with Africa

The recent election of Colombia’s first left-wing president, Gustavo Petro, and first black vice-president, Francia Márquez, creates a new opening to revitalise ties with Africa.

Zenger

Scientists May Have Discovered New Law Of Nature In Rain

A new law of nature could have been discovered as scientists think rain causes species to grow larger after an astonishing discovery in South America.

The Hindu

Copa Libertadores final set for 3rd straight all-Brazil affair

Since Argentina’s River Plate won the Copa Libertadores in 2018, only Brazilian teams have captured the most prestigious club tournament in South America

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