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Lina Luaces crowned Miss Universe Cuba 2025
Lina Luaces, the daughter of Lili Estefan, has been crowned Miss Universe Cuba 2025.
‘Gulf of America’ now on Google Maps
Google Maps has replaced the Gulf of Mexico with the Gulf of America.
VIDEO: Yacht crashes into docked cruise ship in the Bahamas
The Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas is docked at PortMiami on Monday, days after a yacht crashed into it while docked in the Bahamas.
Royal Caribbean not cancelling Haiti stops after FAA flight ban
Travelers on Royal Caribbean cruise ships with itineraries including Labadee, Haiti will continue their trips as planned, according to the company.
Senate bill sets $100 million reward for arrest, conviction of Nicolás Maduro
Senator Rick Scott and Senator Marco Rubio introduce legislation to increase the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Nicolás Maduro.
Cruise line suspends visit to Haiti during political unrest
Travelers on cruises in the Caribbean are receiving changes to their itineraries because of the political unrest in Haiti.
VIDEO: Skier plunges into hidden waterfall
A skier in Japan experienced a terrifying moment after plunging into a waterfall while skiing and it was all caught on camera.
Icon of the Seas set to take first trip out of PortMiami
Royal Caribbean’s largest ship, the Icon of the Seas, will be taking its first trip out of PortMiami on Saturday.
Royal Caribbean’s largest ship making its way to South Florida
Royal Caribbean's largest ship, the Icon of the Seas is on its way to South Florida.
Royal Caribbean officially takes ownership of world’s largest cruise ship
Royal Caribbean has taken ownership of the world’s largest cruise ship.
Pizza Hut offers up snake pizza
Pizza Hut has made some variations to its menu abroad, adding snake meat to pizza in Hong Kong.
Cuba announces changes on passport validity, pricing
Cubas foreign ministry has announced major changes for passports.
Cuba: U.S. says Cuban government has not formally requested help after massive fire
The Cuban government has yet to formally request U.S. assistance for the ongoing massive oil storage facility fire in Matanzas, Local 10 learned Tuesday.
Caught on Camera: Close call for teens on train tracks
Three teenagers had a close call with a moving train on the tracks in Toronto.
US to ease a few economic sanctions against Venezuela
The United States government is moving to ease a few economic sanctions on Venezuela in a gesture meant to encourage resumed negotiations between the U.S.-backed opposition and the government of President Nicolás Maduro.
Coast Guard stops Cuban migrants in boats off Florida Keys
Two separate boats were stopped off the Florida Keys last week by the Coast Guard. 20 Cuban migrants were repatriated to Cabanas.
Illegal armed groups use pandemic to tighten control of Colombian hot zone
As long as the demand for blow, coke, or snow remains, it will be difficult for Colombians to feel safe. It is why in some areas, violating a curfew during the coronavirus pandemic could get a person killed — despite the November 2016 peace deal with leftist guerrillas.
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe tests positive for COVID-19
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, who has not been charged with a crime, will be serving house arrest at his ranch in northern Colombia.
Lebanese ask South Floridians to donate to International Red Cross
Dr. Paul Moarbes, a physician, and Julia Warde, a former paramedic, were in Beirut when the black smoke from a heavy fire started to come from the port. The explosion that followed prompted an expanding mushroom cloud, a blast that left at least 135 people dead.
After explosion, Lebanese Americans in South Florida move to send aid to Beirut
Dr. Dany Habr, a Lebanese physician who lives in Fort Lauderdale, said he burst into tears when he saw videos of the massive explosion. With the force of a 3.5-magnitude earthquake, it killed at least 135 people and wounded more than 5,000 in Beirut.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro touts his use of hydroxychloroquine to treat coronavirus
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro announced on Tuesday that he was diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease that is blamed for about 65,000 deaths in Brazil.