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Since December 7, tens of thousands of citizens have been protesting in different parts of Peru against the ouster of democratically-elected left-wing President Pedro Castillo in a legislative coup carried out by the right-wing dominated unicameral Congress.

An invasive plant that was gone for years is back on the rise — and its choking up the Rio Grande.

An invasive plant that was gone for years is back on the rise — and its choking up the Rio Grande.

Sam Sparks IIIs Rio Grande Valley farm thrives on business with Mexico. This is the first of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmers 2023 Americas Best Young Farmers and Ranchers class.

Salute to Perú’s cumbia-influenced regional grooves. Review by Kieron Tyler

PROGRESO, Texas - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Field Operations officers at the Progreso International Bridge arrested two men returning from

There goes the familiar tune - It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas - as Valenzuela City’s Food Fiesta and Christmas Bazaar returns in full exuberance

The 50-foot Christmas tree stands at the park’s aero circle and is fully geared with sparkling lights, with an additional 10-foot bear ornaments around it,

The vacancy motion, which seeks Castillo’s dismissal, requires 87 votes to oust him. This is the third impeachment process that he is facing in less than a year and half in office.

Congressman Edward Málaga Tuesday presented the vacancy motion against Peruvian President Pedro Castillo alleging moral incapacity, regulated in number 113.1 of the Peruvian Constitution. The vacanc...