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Mexico Set to Elect First Woman President in 2024

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is not eligible to run, since leaders can only serve a single six-year term, according to Mexico’s Constitution.

Delta and United Airlines request an exemption as of October 29 that will limit the options to travel between the US and the Island.

At least five reporters have fled their homes in Port-au-Prince’s Carrefour Feuilles neighborhood in a wave of escalating violence…

Despite past differences, the President highlighted the lucidity of one of his predecessors, who advised him on “the art of governing.”

The highs will be between 30 and 32ºC (86 and 90 F) and the lows between 23 and 25ºC (73 and 77 F). The sea surface will be 29ºC (84 F).

The World Meteorological Organization released new data on this summer’s record-breaking heat in the Northern Hemisphere.

Over 31 million people are currently facing acute hunger across Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and South Sudan due in part to the climate crisis…

A new letter of support for the UCA-Nicaragua includes 728 signatures from academics from Latin America, the US, Canada, Europe & Africa.

Today’s featured band is Las Hermanas Benitez from Cuba with the song “Fuera Pena” (1964).

Ernesto Gonzalez from Cuba took our photo of the day: .”A Beetle in Havana, Cuba”.