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A migrant looks to cross to the U.S. from Tijuana, Mexico on Dec. 7, 2018.
US Court Rejects Trump’s Attempt to Reinstate Asylum Ban
The Carrasco vessel is preparing to leave the Port of Vigo, Spain on Mar. 22, 2017.
Peru: Scientific Vessel Heads to Antarctica For 2nd Expedition
Franco-Spanish singer dedicated a song to the second-leg of the Copa Libertadores final, that sees Argentine heavyweights Boca Juniors and River Plate, clash.
Singer Manu Chao Dedicates Song to The Libertadores Final
Brazil's president-elect Jair Bolsonaro during press conference in Brasilia. December 5, 2018.
Bolsonaro Abolishes Human Rights Ministry For 'Family Values'
Flavio Bolsonaro, son of Brazil's President-elect Jair Bolsonaro is seen behind him at the transition government building in Brasilia.
Bolsonaro Jr. Driver Investigated For Financial Irregularities

In Pictures

Signs Against Climate Change From Paris to Katowice
Signs Against Climate Change From Paris to Katowice
Greek workers stage a massive march in the capital of Athens to protest government cuts in pensions and wages. Media outlets across the country staged a similar strike Tuesday, Nov. 28.
Massive Strike Against Austerity Halts Transit in Greece
Shows of Solidarity With Migrant Caravan Amid US Tear Gas
Shows of Solidarity With Migrant Caravan Amid US Tear Gas
Women march demanding equality in every aspects of life in Quito.
Women Take to Ecuador Streets Against Sexism, Femicides
Police and protesters clashed Saturday in the second weekend of civil unrest in France. Last weekend, two protester were killed and hundreds were injured as over 240,000 French gathered on streets and highways across France.
Police and 'Yellow Vest' Protesters Clash in France

World

James Alex Fields Jr. faces additional federal charges of committing a hate crime, which allows for a death sentence.
US: Neonazi Faces Life in Prison for Charlottesville Murder
People walk past ruins of houses in the northwestern city of Saada.
Yemen: Houthis Urge Transitional Gov’t With All Parties
Donald Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen is expected to get a substantial prison sentence after pleading guilty to lying to Congress.
Trump Made Illegal Hush Payments, US Prosecutors Find
Peña Nieto could become the first former president of Mexico to be tried in The Hague.
The Hague to Review Humanitarian Crimes Suit Against Peña Nieto
The Jesuit provinces have stated that they now have a zero-tolerance policy regarding instances of inappropriate conduct involving a minor.
US: Priests With 'Credible Allegations' of Sexual Abuse Named
Opinion
Critics contend that Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno (L) is seeking to reverse the progressive achievements of his leftist predecessor.

Why No Outrage Over Ecuador's Illegal Constituent Assembly?

30 November 2018
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends an annual state memorial ceremony for Israel's first prime minister, David Ben Gurion, at his gravesite in Sde Boker, Israel.

Netanyahu's Predicament: The Era of Easy Wars Is Over

26 November 2018
Migrants, part of a caravan of thousands trying to reach the U.S., stand in line for a free meal after arriving in Tijuana, Mexico, Nov. 13, 2018.

The US Responsibility in Visible and Nonvisible Migration

14 November 2018
Halliburton's president and CEO Jeff Miller, and executive chairman Dave Lesar ring the opening bell with other corporate management at the NYSE in New York.

Lack of Accountability Marks Halliburton’s 100-year Anniversary

14 November 2018
Palestinians burn a poster depicting Israel's Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman as they celebrate after Lieberman announced his resignation, in Gaza City Nov. 14, 2018.

Netanyahu Supports Death Penalty Against Palestinians

14 November 2018
Analysis
Mexico's new President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador at his inauguration ceremony in Congress, December 1, 2018.

Mexico: President AMLO's Inaugural Speech Offers 'New Hope'

1 December 2018
Mexico's president-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador

Mexico: AMLO's Swearing-In Ceremony and His Leftist Guest List

1 December 2018
Women in El Salvador face one of the harshest laws which prosecutes women even for a still birth or miscarriage that could be perceived as an induced abortion.

Anti-Abortion Laws Are Killing, Torturing Women

25 November 2018
Lawyer and revolutionary Fidel Castro. Picture taken in 1952.

Fidel Castro’s 'History Will Absolve Me' in 10 Stirring Quotes

25 November 2018
Latin America's conversation, a meeting between Fidel Castro and Salvador Allende.

'A Creature Called Revolution:' Castro And Allende Think Latin America

25 November 2018

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Franco-Spanish singer dedicated a song to the second-leg of the Copa Libertadores final, that sees Argentine heavyweights Boca Juniors and River Plate, clash.
Singer Manu Chao Dedicates Song to The Libertadores Final
Boca Juniors arrive in Madrid ahead of Copa Libertadores final.
Boca And River Get Ready For The Libertadores Final In Madrid
Cameroon was selected in 2014 to host the football competition but growing violence has contributed to the association's decision.
Cameroon Loses Right to Host 2019 African Cup of Nations
The next FIFA World Cup Championship will be held in 2022 in Qatar, according to recent reports.
FIFA Considers Biennial World Cup Proposal: Conmebol
Final Match of the Copa Libertadores 2018 has been postponed due to violence from River fans against Boca players.
Copa Libertadores Final Match Postponed Due To Violence