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In Spain, hi-tech hops keep beer bitter as climate bites

Oscars red carpet: black, metallics, mermaids

Oscars red carpet: black, metallics, mermaids

'The lesser evil': Argentina frozen by indecision ahead of vote

At her small clinic in Buenos Aires, veterinarian Diana Del Rio, 62, is anguished over her decision to cast a blank vote in Sunday's presidential election, but she sees no other option

Costa Rica's Prosecutor's Office Accuses Ex-President Solis of Influence Peddling

The Costa Rican anti-corruption prosecutor's office on Thursday accused former President Luis Guillermo Solis Rivera, as well as his chief of staff, Sergio Alfaro, ex-Finance Minister Helio Fallas, former National Treasurer Martha Cubillo and her deputy, Mauricio Arroyo, of influence peddling against the Public Treasury

US Govt, 7 States Agree on Proposal to Conserve More Water in Colorado River Basin - Biden

No Mass Crossings Seen on US's Southern Border After Title 42 Expired Thursday Night

Far-right backers, police tussle as Spain fascist leader re-buried

Proposed Costa Rica-UAE CEPA will bring economic, social benefits to both peoples: Costa Rican Minister

UAE, Costa Rica launch preliminary CEPA negotiations

UN Partners Have No Desire to Cooperate on Probe Into Nord Stream Sabotage - Russian Envoy

Sharjah, Costa Rica explore trade and food security collaboration

US Charges Additional 4 Men for Roles in Plot to Kill Haitian President - Justice Dept.

Treasury Dept. Sanctions 3 Persons for Trafficking Fentanyl Into US - Statement

The Department of the Treasury on Monday issued a statement that it has sanctioned three individuals for trafficking fentanyl and other synthetic drugs into the United States

DCT Abu Dhabi, NBA announce expansion of Jr. NBA League in UAE

Danilo fires Juve second as late hero Vialli honoured

Argentina's World Cup 'spider' man Alvarez, the pride of his village

In US vote, misinformation in Spanish is a family affair

Shared among relatives and people they trust -- that is how misinformation often moves among the estimated 34.5 million Americans of Hispanic origin eligible to vote in US midterm elections on November 8, experts say, with the specter of communism a common narrative

Ford's electric drive reinvents historic Michigan factory

California opens cooling centers for heat wave vulnerable

Football: Spanish La Liga results

Gas tank graveyard has Mexico City residents up in arms

Thousands of disused gas cylinders sit outside under the sun at a former refinery in Mexico City, producing a foul smell that neighbors say has made their lives a nightmare

Gas tank graveyard has Mexico City residents up in arms

Thousands of disused gas cylinders sit outside under the sun at a former refinery in Mexico City, producing a foul smell that neighbors say has made their lives a nightmare

Peru ends Lima curfew aimed at quelling protests