A typical evening turned into a miraculous survival story when a man in Peru narrowly escaped death after being run over by a train. The incident, captured on surveillance footage, left viewers shocked as they witnessed the unbelievable turn of events that unfolded near Lima. The video starts with the man peacefully sleeping alongside the

The atmosphere was tense as former Costa Rican President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Oscar Arias, faced the press with a somber expression. He announced that his US visa had been revoked without any prior warning or explanation. Speculations ran rife; some attributed it to his recent criticism of President Donald Trump’s policies, drawing parallels

The former president of Costa Rica, Oscar Arias, found himself at the center of a diplomatic storm when he revealed that his US visa had been abruptly cancelled. This shocking development came shortly after he publicly criticized President Donald Trump, drawing parallels between Trump’s leadership style and that of a Roman emperor. Arias, an 84-year-old

A warm summer night enveloped the train tracks in Lima, Peru. The air was thick with humidity as a man, whose identity remains unknown, lay sprawled near the railway line. It was a seemingly peaceful scene until a slow-moving cargo train approached. “He apparently was in a state of intoxication, fell asleep along the train

“Do you feel guilty?” As Sommerville delved deep into the heart of the issue, he encountered the shadowy world of drug smuggling firsthand. His mission was clear: to uncover the faces behind this illicit trade and shed light on the human cost of their actions. Armed with courage and determination, he followed the trail of

— Band’s Visa Revocation In a recent turn of events, the United States State Department took a drastic measure by revoking the visas of members belonging to the renowned Mexican band, Los Alegres del Barranco. The reason behind this bold decision was attributed to the band’s portrayal and glorification of a notorious drug lord during

The 66th edition of the Copa Libertadores, South America’s prestigious Champions League equivalent, is about to kick off. As the continent gears up for this football extravaganza, there are stories aplenty waiting to unfold on the pitch – from young prodigies making their mark to seasoned veterans defying age with their skills. The Reign of

US President Donald Trump, European nations, and Brazil have been called upon by Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa to join the fight against criminal gangs. In an exclusive interview with the BBC, President Noboa expressed his desire for these powerful allies to assist Ecuador in combating the escalating violence caused by drug trafficking cartels. President Noboa

Myrelis Casique López, a devoted mother from Maracay, Venezuela, eagerly awaited the return of her son, Francisco José García Casique. After 18 months in the United States chasing his dreams, he faced deportation back to Caracas for residing unlawfully in the US. The anticipation of reuniting with her beloved son turned into a nightmare when

Oil giant Ecopetrol’s environmental impact is far more devastating than previously believed. A recent leak of data by a former employee has exposed the company’s extensive pollution activities, which have spanned over three decades. The leaked information discloses over 800 contaminated sites from 1989 to 2018, with nearly a fifth of them never reported by