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The Brazilian private investment firm J&F Investimentos pleaded guilty on Wednesday to paying around 150 million dollars in bribes.

New Mexico Protesters Topple Civil War-Era Monument

Protesters toppled a monument celebrating Civil War-era soldiers who died in battles against Native American peoples, calling them “savages.”

US coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to rise, as the overall caseload has now topped 7.7 million, with nearly 215,000 deaths.

With the Police watching, the Ortega fanatics threw stones against the vehicles of opponents. The result was two journalists injured.

President of Cosep denounces that the regime maintains a “besiegement or harassment in matters of taxes” to some 300 companies.

Guatemalan Feminists Demand Justice for Two Women Recently Murdered. So far this year. at least 350 were violently killed in Guatemala.

As Hurricane Delta moves further away from the western tip of Cuba, here’s the Havana weather forecat for October 8-14.

Llaman a garantizar elecciones en “condiciones”, y muestran preocupación por incremento de la violencia en Nicaragua.

In the Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Delta strengthened rapidly prior to making landfall this morning just south of Cancun as a Category 3 storm.

Colombian civil society activists are facing mounting violence despite the 2016 peace deal and the coronavirus pandemic