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Inter Miami announced that Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez will miss the MLS All-Star Game due to injuries. Messi has an ankle injury sustained during Argentina’s Copa América final, while Suárez, recently back from international duty, is experiencing knee discomfort. Their participation in Saturday’s League’s Cup match will depend on their recovery. Both players are key figures in the league, with impressive stats, and their absence is a setback for MLS’s All-Star Game promotion. Fans in Columbus, Ohio, are particularly affected as they missed an opportunity to see the stars play earlier in the season.
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A head-on train collision near Machu Picchu has left one train driver dead and at least 40 people injured, including foreign tourists, according to Peruvian authorities. The crash occurred Tuesday on the single-track rail line connecting Ollantaytambo and Aguas...
Colombia’s government has announced a 22.7% increase in the national minimum wage, raising it to 1.75 million pesos per month (about $470 USD) starting in 2026. The measure, unveiled by President Gustavo Petro, will impact an estimated 2.5 million workers across the...
Uruguay is heading into a standout summer tourism season, with new forecasts projecting 1,424,000 non-resident foreign tourists entering the country between December and February. If met, these numbers would make the current season the second best in Uruguay’s history...
Canadian border officers intercepted a major cocaine shipment hidden inside a container of frozen fruit arriving from Colombia, according to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). The seizure...
Hosted by 'I Love That Party' and Toronto Latinos, 'I Love Reggaeton' has cemented itself as the biggest reggaeton party series in Canada. From a massive outdoor block party at Assembly Park to a...
If you’re heading out across the GTA this Boxing Day, it’s one of those slow-down-and-bundle-up kind of days. Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for Toronto and much of southern...
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