Brazil’s Amazon rainforest reaches a new deforestation record
The portion of the Amazon rainforest impacted by deforestation in the initial three months of 2022 was the highest ever
US: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson takes over after Senate’s confirmation
On Thursday, the US senate confirmed judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. WIth this, a long fought battle
All you need to know about Canada’s new budget
On Thursday, Canada’s Liberal government unveiled its 2022 budget, which PM Justin Trudeau said was “fiscally responsible.” He has already
Indigenous protest against Bolsonaro bill in Brazil’s capital
Brazil -Hundreds of indigenous people gathered in the Brazilian capital on Monday for a 10-day protest camp against the government
Peru’s Castillo lifts lockdown amid criticism
Peruvian President Pedro Castillo lifted the mandatory lockdown imposed in the country’s capital, Lima, and a nearby town after the
Anti-Establishment Leader Rodrigo Chaves To Be Next Costa Rican President
Costa Rica has a new leader and an effective one as the country has been grappling with growing national debts
Haitians continue to protest against insecurity dissemination on its territory
Haiti -Haitians have showcased their strong disapproval with the growing level of insecurity increasing on its territory. In a movement
Is Cuba moving towards a progressive government with recent changes?
Cuba -There are a lot of changes that the communist Cuban government is looking to make. From introducing concepts and
Americans looking for cheaper alternatives as petrol prices rise
Petrol prices across the US are on the rise, and Americans are looking for cheaper alternatives to fill their tanks.
Series of killings over weekend prompt state of emergency in El Salvador, locked down prisons
El Salvador -Over 600 gang member suspects were arrested in El Salvador on government orders along with reduced food for
