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Study visit of Social Solidarity and Inclusion of Timor-Leste to BISP

Uruguay hinterland basks in art revolution

Three miners dead, four missing after explosion in Colombia

Spain's exiled former king makes second visit home

Spain's disgraced former king Juan Carlos returned home on Wednesday for the second time since he moved to Abu Dhabi in 2020 amid fraud investigations

Spain trial over 2013 deadly train crash wraps up

A major trial wrapped up in Spain on Wednesday to determine responsibility for a 2013 high-speed train crash that killed 80 people, the country's worst rail disaster in nearly eight decades

Spain trial opens into 2013 train crash that killed 80

Trial Over 2013 Deadly Train Accident to Begin in Spain on October 5

The trial over the 2013 train crash, which killed 80 people and injured over 140 others, will begin in Spain on October 5, the kingdom's judiciary has said

Spanish Supermarkets Reject Cap on Staple Food Prices

Spanish Supermarkets Reject Cap on Staple Food Prices

Large Spanish food distributors balked on Monday at the government's proposal to freeze prices of what it calls a "basic food basket" in a bid to cushion the impact of runaway inflation on consumers

Scrounging for food in 'hunger hotspot' Colombia

63 migrants rescued off Morocco: activists

63 migrants rescued off Morocco: activists

US Revokes Terrorist Designation for Colombia's FARC - Blinken

The United States has removed its designation of Colombia's FARC rebel group as a foreign terrorist organization, but designated the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia - People's Army (FARC-EP) and Segunda Marquetalia as well as their respective leaders, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in a statement on Tuesday

Five years after peace pact, violence haunts Colombia

In 2016, the world hailed the peace accords that saw Latin America's most fearsome guerrilla group lay down arms to end a devastating, near six-decade conflict in Colombia

Ecuador military, prison heads resign after jail riot

Ecuador President Replaces Head of Prison Service After Mass Riots in Guayaquil Prison

Ecuador's President Guillermo Lasso has replaced the head of the national penitentiary service after violent clashes between prisoners in Guayaquil prisons, killed almost 70 people, a decree posted on Monday by the General Secretariat of Communication under the President of Ecuador said on Twitter

Economic Costs of Obesity in 8 Countries 0.8% to 2.4% of GDP - Report

A new report by World Obesity and the Research Triangle Institute (RTI International) published on Friday, showed that the economic impact of obesity in eight observed countries in 2019 lay between 0.8-2.4% of annual GDP

Latest on Coronavirus

Ecuador to Include COVID-19 Vaccine in Regular Vaccination Program - Health Ministry

Ecuador will include the COVID-19 vaccine in its regular vaccination program allowing citizens a yearly inoculation against the virus, Ecuadorian Public Health Minister Ximena Garzon said on Friday

Spain to Ban Advertising of Food, Drinks Harmful to Children

Spain will ban the advertising of high-sugar foods and drinks that are harmful to children, Spanish Minister for Consumer Affairs Alberto Garzon said on Thursday

Drugs, crime and protests: Ecuador stares into the abyss

Emboldened drug traffickers, hundreds of deaths in prisons, a government dogged by scandal, and an economy ravaged by Covid have Ecuador staring into the abyss

Over 20 Migrants Die at Sea En Route to Spain's Canary Islands - Rights Group

UN committee condemns Spain for 'arbitrary' trials of former judge

Trials of Spain's famous former judge Baltasar Garzon over his handling of two high-profile cases were arbitrary and did not respect principles of judicial independence, a UN committee said Thursday

UN committee condemns Spain for 'arbitrary' trials of former judge

Trials of Spain's famous former judge Baltasar Garzon over his handling of two high-profile cases were arbitrary and did not respect principles of judicial independence, a UN committee said Thursday