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A church in Mexico is selling plots of land in heaven for $100 per square meter, claiming divine permission. The offer, promoted via an elaborate brochure and various payment methods, has gained attention on social media. A TikTok influencer reports millions of dollars in sales, dubbing it the “biggest real estate deal on the planet.” Similar scams have occurred, including a Zimbabwean pastor selling “tickets to heaven” and a Ugandan pastor convincing followers to sell their assets for heavenly purchases.
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The Dominican Republic is closing out the year with historic momentum, as December shapes up to be the strongest month the country’s tourism industry has ever seen. According to Tourism Minister David Collado, the country welcomed 390,000 air arrivals in just the...
An Ecuadorian court has sentenced 11 soldiers to 34 years in prison for their role in the abuse and forced disappearance of four children in Guayaquil, marking one of the country’s most serious human rights convictions involving the military in recent years. The...
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 happened on October 31 at the Tsawwassen Container Examination Facility...
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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