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Former Argentine President Alberto Fernández was sued on Tuesday by his ex-wife, Fabiola Yañez, for gender-based violence while in office, as well as harassment. Evidence about the mistreatment was found by authorities in the context of another investigation about alleged embezzlement by the former president and some of his associates.

Former Argentine President Fernández sued by ex-wife for gender-based violence while in office

As international pressure continues to mount against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro amid a lack of transparency regarding the election results, former Colombian president Iván Duque has taken to X to denounce an alleged plan being prepared by the government to divert from fraud allegations: call for new elections in December.

Former Colombian president claims Maduro is negotiating election do over in Venezuela to avoid facing fraud allegations

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Former Argentine President Alberto Fernandez on Tuesday denied accusations that he was violent toward his ex-partner and former first lady Fabiola Yanez. Yanez, who currently lives in Spain with their son, had accused Fernandez before an Argentine judge of gender violence, as well as psychological harm...

Argentina Ex-President Fernandez Denies Violence Toward Former Partner

BroBible

Some villages in Colombia are facing uncertain economic times due to a problem that they have never had deal with before: too much cocaine. According to a new report by the New York Times (via Yahoo News), the small, remote Colombian village of Cano Cabra has shrunk from 200 residents down to just 40 because […]
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Colombia Facing Economic Crisis Caused By The Production Of Too Much Cocaine

Violence continues to ramp up in the Mexican state of Guanajuato, with new killings of civilians amid cartel turf wars. The latest episode involved two families, whose members were killed in the town of Yuriria. There were six victims, three people from one family and three from another, and included a teenager and a woman, according to state prosecutors.

More families are getting killed in Mexico amid escalating cartel turf wars

SEATTLE - A new migrant caravan has left the southern Mexican city of Ciudad Hidalgo, next to the Guatemala border, with the goal of reaching the United States before the November elections. The follow-on group, formed by hundreds of people, started its long journey on July 21. As the presidential...

A new migrant caravan has left southern Mexico and is headed to the U.S. border

Utah State

The American 14-year-old teenager who had disappeared in Mexico City last week, Elizabeth González, was found unharmed in another state, the FBI announced. Authorities added that an uncle of hers has been arrested in relation to the case on kidnapping charges. 31-year-old Antonio Moreno, who also lives in Utah, traveled to Mexico with González and his two daughters.

Utah teenager who disappeared in Mexico City found unharmed; FBI arrests her uncle

Minnesota State

SEATTLE - Federal authorities announced the indictment of 15 people drug-trafficking charges, claiming they brought them from Mexico and distributed them in Minnesota. The alleged leader of the operation was included in the group. Clinton James Ward, a 45-year-old Minnesota native, was charged with more than a dozen drug offenses...

Minnesota man charged with "kingpin statute" for allegedly running a Mexican drug trafficking ring

Hamilton, OH

SEATTLE - Twenty years after being charged with first-degree murder, a U.S. fugitive known as "El Diablo" (The Devil) was captured in Mexico. Antonio Riaño was returned to the United States on Aug. 1 after authorities found him in the small town of Zapotitlán Palmas, in Oaxaca, where they say he had been working as a local police officer. Riaño was wanted for a deadly shooting outside an Ohio bar 20 years ago.

U.S. fugitive known as 'The Devil' captured working as Mexico policeman 20 years after alleged murder

Jacksonville, FL

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A former Jacksonville police officer pleaded guilty Tuesday to enticement of a minor to engage in unlawful sexual activity, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Josue Garriga III, 34, faces a mandatory penalty of 10 years to life in federal prison and must register as a sex offender. A sentencing date has not been set.

Former cop pleads guilty to enticing 17-year-old girl

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(MA) Meet Winks, an adorable and incredibly strong puppy with a heartbreaking origin. Winks was found unmoving on the side of a road with severe injuries. He had several very infected wounds and was barely holding on when his rescuers rushed him to the vet. Once there, x-rays revealed the horrifying truth that Winks had been shot numerous times around his face and neck. These injuries resulted in him having his eye removed. Despite that, Winks has made a miraculous and full recovery. He certainly does not let his handicap slow him down at his new foster home. Winks was truly given a second chance at life, and now all he needs is a family to call his own.

10-Month-Old Dog Who Was Hit In Face Several Times Now Searching For Family

San Antonio, TX

Fox News

A female San Antonio police officer was shot multiple times by a Venezuelan migrant living in the U.S. illegally, according to multiple law enforcement sources.

Illegal migrant shoots Texas police officer with rifle after domestic violence call, sources say

El Paso, TX

A man named Roberto Esquivel from El Paso, Texas, has been sentenced to 19 years in federal prison for the attempted murder of a U.S. Border Patrol agent during a routine immigration stop in New Mexico. The court documents mentioned that on Jan. 5, 2023, 25-year-old Esquivel was stopped by...

El Paso Man Sentenced To 19 Years For Attempted Murder Of Border Patrol Agent

MEXICO CITY -- Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador thanked Guatemala on Friday for helping the nearly 600 Mexicans who have crossed into Guatemala to escape drug cartel violence, but also minimized the violence that drove them there. In his first comments since the refugees fled earlier this...

Mexico's president downplays cartel violence that drove nearly 600 Mexicans into Guatemala

Texas State

It's been a busy week for Greg Abbott. On Monday, he celebrated the latest arrest from his "10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants" list. Later on in the week, news came out that nonprofit organizations are denouncing civil rights abuses committed in Operation Lone Star his administration's attempt at dealing with the rise in illegal immigration, the illegal drug trade, and human smuggling.

Greg Abbott's new anti-immigrant hospital policy will 'throw patients for a loop', advocates warn

The Independent

A 14-year-old Utah girl and her two young cousins, missing in Mexico for nearly two weeks, have been found safe.Elizabeth “Ely” Gonzalez was visiting her grandmother in Mexico City when she disappeared on June 30, along with her cousins, Sofia Mailen Moreno Zamora, 6, and Regina Morena Zamora, 4.Gonzalez’s uncle, 31-year-old Antonio Mereno, was found with the girls and has been accused of kidnapping.Gonzalez’s mother Alma Soreque told ABC4 that she spoke to her daughter the morning she went missing.Family members later called her to tell her Gonzalez had walked to the nearby convenience store and not come back. An...

14-year-old Utah girl who vanished in Mexico found safe as uncle now faces kidnapping charge

Kaysville, UT

A missing Utah teen and her two cousins have been found safe, nearly two weeks after they disappeared in Mexico, the FBI said in a statement to ABC News. Elizabeth Gonzalez, 14, and her two cousins, Sofia Mailen Moreno Zamora, 6, and Regina Moreno Zamora, 4, disappeared on June 30, while Gonzalez was in Mexico City visiting family, authorities said.

American teen, 2 cousins missing in Mexico found safe

The Guardian

Human Rights Watch says ill-treatment of some minors arbitrarily held in gang crackdown amounts to torture

Thousands of children swept up in El Salvador mass arrests, rights body says

The world of telenovelas and voice acting is mourning the loss of Roberto Espriú Sen, better known as Roberto Sen. The 77-year-old actor, renowned for his iconic roles in the beloved anime series Dragon Ball Z and Mexican telenovelas, has passed away, leaving behind a profound legacy in the entertainment industry.

Roberto Espriú Sen, the telenovela actor and iconic voice of Mr. Satan from Dragon Ball, has died at 77

The arrest on Thursday of Joaquín Guzmán López, one of the sons of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, has again brought the spotlight to the notorious "Los Chapitos" (The Little Chapos) a group comprising El Chapo's sons, who were in a bloody war against Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada for the reins of the infamous Sinaloa Cartel.

Who are 'El Chapo''s sons? the captured, the wanted, and their drug-trafficking empire

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Pictures of former Argentine president's wife beaten up surface as he faces gender violence lawsuit

Pictures have surfaced of Fabiola Yañez, ex-wife of former Argentine President Alberto Fernández, seemingly beaten up by him while in office as she formally accuses him...

Pictures of former Argentine president's wife beaten up surface as he faces gender violence lawsuit

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