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Prosecutors said that after a fire at another detention center in Tabasco killed one person and injured 14 in 2020, the immigration agency knew of problems but didn't act.

“Gasolina,” now inducted into the Library of Congress, catapulted the Puerto Rican rapper into mainstream success — and marked the beginning of the globalization of reggaeton.

“I’ve come a long way — very grateful for my journey and all the steps I’ve achieved," the forward said after being drafted by the Dallas Wings.

The small-business owner's racist diatribe against Vice President Francia Márquez and Afro Colombians went viral after a local news site published the video.

Figueroa was the son of actor Maribel Guardia and the late singer Joan Sebastian, who died in 2015.

Santería, a fusion of African religions and Catholicism, was one of the few religious practices to quietly endure through decades of prohibitions and expanding to new demographics.

"We're stressed ... she even said that she's going to come back," Fatima Suarez, 22, said after the woman who harassed her family for more than a year was released on bond Tuesday.

The country is reeling after a man with a hatchet jumped over a wall and burst into the Cantinho do Bom Pastor children’s center in southern Brazil, killing four children.

The power of American English, from Abraham Lincoln's speeches to rap lyrics and tweets, are all part of the nation’s powerful identity, says author Ilan Stavans.

The Colombian singer called out GQ Mexico over images of her, voicing her disappointment on Instagram.

More than 1,000 adults and children were killed there in 1981 by the military searching for an alleged training camp.