March 1, 2017 Scientists to transport ice from Bolivian melting glacier to Antarctica, preserve its ‘memory’ Glaciers accumulate caps of snow for thousands of years and, in Illimani's case, they date back 18,000 years.
March 1, 2017 Court in Uruguay blocks woman from terminating pregnancy at father's request The law in Uruguay allows abortions up until the 12th week, which lawyers for the woman say will occur on March 9.
February 28, 2017 Haunted house in southern Chile spooks entire town, including police officers One of the officers said that he was personally attacked during his time in the house.
February 28, 2017 Tourists using Google Maps to get to Rio landmark enter favela, get shot The two couples arrived in the city last week to attend the Rio Carnival.
February 27, 2017 US judge dismisses case against Walmart over Mexico bribery The lawsuit is one of several targeting Wal-Mart after The New York Times reported retailer bribed Mexican officials to speed up store openings.
February 27, 2017 Spiritual Leader, Fashion Icon: Pope Francis' Personal Style Inspiring Cardinals The pope's personal style — which earned him Esquire magazine's "Best Dressed Man of 2013" award — and his broader message of charity and lack of excess will be put to the test when he places the three-cornered red silk biretta on the heads of 19 new "princes of the church" being inducted into the College of Cardinals.
February 27, 2017 Pro-Trump town riled up after immigration officials arrest popular restaurant manager ICE officials did not explain why Pacheco was arrested, but noted his drunken-driving convictions from 2007.
February 27, 2017 WikiLeaks' Assange facing eviction from London's Ecuadorean embassy in June Candidate has vowed he would evict the alleged whistle-blower from their embassy in London.
February 27, 2017 Mexican Catholic Church calls US immigration policies an 'act of terror' The Archdiocese of Mexico called President Donald Trump’s immigration measures as "migrant terrorism" and said Mexican officials’ reaction is lukewarm and submissive.
February 24, 2017 Mexico sees sharp decline in soda purchases after sugar tax, study finds The study, conducted by U.S. and Mexico researchers seeks to encourage other countries to follow suit.
