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Out of School: Venezuelan Adolescent Girls at Risk

In Venezuela, only 26.6% of women use contraceptives due to shortages, low income or lack of sex education.

The powerful Hurricane Beryl is only hours away from reaching the Yucatan Peninsula. At 8 p.m. (ET) winds were clocked at 110 mph (175 kph).

Beryl is moving swiftly in the central Caribbean en route to a probable encounter Wednesday with Jamaica and Thursday with the Cayman Islands.

Drug Trafficking and Corruption are Deeply Rooted, Part of State Relations with Former President’s Accomplices, say Analysts.

Mulino promised to block asylum seekers from crossing through the treacherous Darien jungle as they head north to the United States.

While Cuba does not currently appear on the projected path of the powerful hurricane, civil defense authorities are keeping a strict vigilance

The first hurricane of the 2024 season has formed in the Atlantic and is currently expected to reach the Lesser Antilles on Monday.

Today’s featured artist is Gabriela Ponce with Lucio Feuillet, both from Colombia, with a live performance of the song “La Alajita” (2023).

Despite its rapid failure, the military rebellion this week in Bolivia will have political consequences for the country.

Resolution demands the release of political prisoners & tells the OAS Permanent Council to continue reporting on the situation in Nicaragua.