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Repsol is currently under scrutiny by the country's antitrust authority for allegedly abusing its dominant position in the fuel market.

Hitting the streets, I saw the glaring proof of why so many migrants can’t go back home, despite the beautiful things they miss from there.

The Herrera family photo album is more than a photo collection; it’s a captivating journey through time and space, unveiling incredible places, vibrant personalities, and cherished moments. This album serves as the inspiration for The Herrera Confidential collection, a fragrant tribute to family memories. Carolina A. Herrera, Beauty Creative Director, crafted this collection to honour […]

Another beautiful day in Havasu...

Over the last year an unprecedented wave of Venezuelan immigrants flooded the US-Mexico border prompting talk of a new migrant crisis. The Venezuelan migration to the US is part of the largest such exodus in the history of the Americas. The scale and scope of the Venezuelan migration crisis raises important questions. Why have so many Venezuelans opted to leave their country in recent years? How have Venezuelan migrants fared in other countries and how in turn have they affected those countries ...

A man was shot outside a city-run shelter for migrants in Gage Park Saturday afternoon, authorities said. The 28-year-old man, who other migrants said they knew, was on the sidewalk in the 2400 block of West 55th Street at around 12:44 p.m. when an unknown car pulled up, according to police. Someone inside the car pulled out a firearm and fired at the man, striking him in the head. The man was ...

Venezuela is poised to kick off 2024 with revitalized oil and natural gas agreements with partners in the Caribbean and Europe.

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By Lucinda Elliott MONTEVIDEO (Reuters) - For the first time since mass European migration to the Americas at the turn of the 20th century, the number...

For the first time since mass European migration to the Americas at the turn of the 20th century, the number of foreigners living in Uruguay is on the rise, this time driven by a wave of arrivals from Venezuela and Cuba. Political and economic turmoil in Venezuela and Cuba over the last decade has driven an exodus to South America and north towards the United States. Uruguay's relative economic stability, higher wages and job security, and vaunted public education system make it an a...