Articles about Latin America

Singer Enrique Iglesias celebrates his 46th birthday today, and fans can't keep calm.

South Korean tech giant Samsung is working to announce its latest mid-range smartphone, the Galaxy A72.

Johnson & Johnson's (J&J) much-awaited COVID-19 vaccine has reportedly exhibited strong protection against the virus.

LG is mulling an exit from the fiercely competitive smartphone space. The soon-to-be-former smartphone maker is considering a 2021 exit strategy, after the phone business lost $4.5 billion over the last five years.

The coronavirus pandemic has reached Antarctica, which had thus far been free of the deadly virus.

Expanding its portfolio of affordable smartphones, LG has launched the latest K62 and K52 models in Europe. The handsets will go on sale in the European countries starting next month, followed by key markets in Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.

A new study has found a link between past exposure to dengue and immunity against COVID-19.

Even as the world reels from the COVID-19 pandemic, instances of other potentially scary outbreaks are lurching at the corner.

Russia has been in the headlines for its two-month-tested 'Sputnik V' COVID-19 vaccine.

Over seven months after the coronavirus outbreak first emerged, the global death toll has crossed seven lakh. The total number of cases stands at 18.5 million.

Lenovo has launched its much-awaited gaming smartphone, the Lenovo Legion Phone Duel in China.

As the latest addition to Motorola's One series, One Fusion was launched in Latin America.

Mad Men has a new streaming home.

The number of coronavirus infections around the world has surpassed the 5 million mark, the latest figures suggested.

It has become dichotomous for video-conferencing giant Zoom. On one hand, its user have sky-rocketed, but on the other, those users are fast losing confidence, given the shady security practices of the company.

A new year has kicked in and the sporting world is all set to witness another action-packed and eventful 12-months ahead.

After several leaks and teasers, Lenovo-owned Motorola has launched its camera-centric One Hyper for $400.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to be the chief guest for Republic Day celebrations next year, and the latter has graciously accepted the same.

After another grueling football season, Latin America will be witnessing an international event in the form of Copa America, being hosted by Brazil.

On Thursday, veteran actress Shabana Azmi campaigned for CPI candidate Kanhaiya Kumar in Begusarai, where she accused BJP of inciting communal tensions.

Russia yesterday warned Washington to stop interfering in the stand-off between Venezuela's government and the opposition movement, and once again defended its decision to send personnel to the country.

United States President Donald Trump yesterday warned that his country could impose "a lot tougher" sanctions on Venezuela as he urged the country's military to depose leftist leader Nicolas Maduro.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May's government has decided on some new visa plans to attract more international students.

At the ongoing Mobile World Congress 2019, Chinese tech giant ZTE has launched the Axon 10 Pro 5G and Blade V10 smartphones.

A car bomb attack on a police cadet training academy killed 10 people and wounded 65 in Bogota yesterday, making it the worst such incident in the Colombian capital in 16 years.

WWE, recently, opened its first Performance Center, outside of America, in United Kingdom.

The World Bank today unveiled $200 billion in climate action investment for 2021-25; adding this amounts to a doubling of its current five-year funding.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday met Chilean President Sebastian Pinera on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Buenos Aires and discussed ways to enhance cooperation in several areas of mutual interests.

PUBG already enjoys immense popularity in the Battle Royale genre due to its realistic tactical gameplay and it is looking to further it by solidifying its eSports presence.

Jair Bolsonaro, a brash far-right congressman who has waxed nostalgic for Brazil's old military dictatorship, won the presidency of Latin America's largest nation yesterday.

On Friday, India secured its place in the UN Human Rights Council, receiving the maximum number of votes by the General Assembly among all the countries vying for the spot.

The heads of the World Bank and IMF urged the US and China to play by world trade rules and de-escalate a dispute over China's technology development strategy that threatens to do lasting damage to the global economy.

In the ongoing IFA 2018 tech show in Berlin, Lenovo-owned Motorola has unveiled its latest Android One-based smartphones - the Motorola One and Motorola One Power.

The number of Indians crossing into the United States from neighboring Mexico and seeking asylum has been increasing in the recent years, a media report has claimed.

On the back of releasing Android Pie, Google, among other things, is now looking to improve engagement between its massive developer community and end-users by offering "instant" app previews for users.

Anti-establishment leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador swept to victory in Mexico's Presidential election today with 49% vote, in a political sea change driven by voters' anger over corruption and violence.

Bose has launched Sleepbuds, an earphone that can't play music. Intrigued? Their only purpose is to help users sleep better.

The FIFA World Cup is sport's biggest tournament with 32 nations competing for the prized trophy.

Mastercard's 'Food for Goals' campaign has turned into one of the biggest PR disasters of recent times.

Former Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta can face up to six years in prison on charges of possession of arms.