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Missing Fishermen Found Alive by Uruguayan Navy
BARRIO – (Merco Press) – Uruguay’s Navy confirmed Tuesday that two fishermen who had gone missing had been finally found alive by artisanal fishing boats in the River Plate after the South American country’s force staged a mass deployment of manpower and resources. According to an official statement, after an arduous search conducted by the …
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Carlos Perez David – Mexican Artist Who Created Iconic Apple Logo
BARRIO – (CBS) – The Apple logo is one of the most recognized logos in the world. The artist behind the iconic logo lives in the South Bay. He is also a proud immigrant from Mexico City. Carlos Pérez David was part of a team that worked on the original Apple logo. Steve Jobs asked …
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21yr Old Nicaragua Pitcher Strikes out MLB Stars, Signs Major League Deal
BARRIO – (MLB) Duque Hebbert was sitting in the bullpen when the phone rang. Once he heard his name called, Hebbert knew this was the opportunity of a lifetime. What he didn’t know, however, was who he was set to face in the top of the ninth. The Dominican Republic had the top of its …
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Summer 2023 in Toronto is Gonna be Hot Hot
BARRIO – There’s less than a week of winter left on the calendar, and we are bursting with excitement to know that summer is around the corner. The official day is June 21, but apparently it will feel like summer a lot sooner. The Farmers’ Almanac suggests that we’re in for a HOT summer. LFG! …
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The Dominican Republic Continues to Break Tourist Arrival Record
BARRIO – (Dominican Today) – The Dominican Republic’s tourism industry is off to an incredible start this year. The country is smashing tourist numbers month over month, proving more visitors than ever are choosing the Dominican Republic as a vacation destination. With a beautiful and diverse landscape, an endless choice of activities, and welcoming people, …
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Feid on Tour – Toronto Stop May 26
BARRIO – Colombian reggaeton singer-songwriter Feid will be on a United States and Canada, 29 city tour called the “Ferxxo Nitro Jam Underground Tour”. The tour will commence after he completes his Latin American shows. The show is produced by Live Nation, and will open on April 20 at the WAMU Theater in Washington. Other …
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Shakira Broke 14 Guiness World Records Thanks To Her Collab With Bizarrap
BARRIO – (Billboard) – Shakira has officially broken 14 Guinness World Records thanks to her Bizarrap-produced “Music Sessions Vol. 53,” which was released in January. The dis track now makes them title holders for the most streamed Latin track on Spotify in 24 hours (14,393,324), most viewed Latin track on YouTube in 24 hours (63,000,000), fastest Latin track …
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Marineland Orca Dies After 40yrs In Captivity
BARRIO – Kiska, Marineland’s orca, had died after more than 40 years in captivity at the Niagara Falls facility. A necropsy has been conducted, the ministry said, and Animal Welfare Services was onsite both Thursday and Friday to “determine compliance with the standards of care, including the requirement to perform a post-mortem.” According to Brent …
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2 killed in Chile airport shootout during attempted heist of over $32 million
BARRIO – (CBS) – Chile – An airport shootout in Chile’s capital killed a security officer and an alleged robber Wednesday in what authorities said was an attempted heist of more than $32 million in cash aboard a plane from Miami. Around 10 heavily armed robbers were able to skirt security measures to reach the …
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Man Survives 31 Days in Amazon Jungle After Being Separated From Friends During Hunting Trip
BARRIO – (BBC) – Bolivia – Jhonattan Acosta, 30, got separated from his four friends while out hunting in northern Bolivia. He says he drank rainwater collected in his shoes and ate worms and insects while hiding from jaguars and peccaries, a type of pig-like mammal. Mr Acosta was finally found by a search party …