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Switch-hitting WBC champion Brandon Figueroa (center) is predicting a knockout in Saturday's 122-pound unification clash of unbeatens against WBO counterpart Stephen “Cool Boy” Fulton, who is seeking his ninth victory over an undefeated opponent. (Sean Michael Ham/TGB Promotions)

Unbeatens Brandon Figueroa, Stephen Fulton Say Their Title Unification Bout Will End In A Knockout

November 26, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

Power-punching “Heartbreaker” meets stylistic “Cool Boy Steph” in a throwback brawler-versus-boxer classic Saturday night.
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Guatemalan military officers rest in El Florido, Guatemala. The nations' violent history included episodes with government, military, religious, and political forces, often linked to ideological power struggles derived from the Cold War and its aftermath. (Photo by Josue Decavele/Getty Images)

Claims Arise That U.S. Government Fosters Leftist Revolution In Central America

November 22, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

Scandals related to money from USAID have undermined the fight against corruption and migration in Guatemala, critics say.
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Masks with the altered image of Brazilian President Jair Bosonaro are burned during a protest about government measures to handle the COVID-19 pandemic on Oct. 20, in Brasilia, Brazil. The country’s Senate is currently looking into the government’s role in mismanaging the response to the virus. (Photo by Andressa Anholete/Getty Images)

Social Unrest, Allegations Of Corruption Could Bring Down Presidents Of Argentina, Brazil And Chile

November 19, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

As the leaders face a drop in popularity, the people deal with serious social, economic and health issues.
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Communities of color tend not to use credit cards as much as white communities, making it more difficult to recover their money. (Thomas Cooper/Getty Images)

Report: How Scammers Rip Off Communities Of Color

November 18, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

Minority groups fall prey to specific schemes that target their communities and purchasing preferences.
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At 84, Mr. Felipe Espinosa, a produce vendor, managed to graduate as an engineer from a Mexican university. (Courtesy of BUAP)

Olding On: 84-Year-Old Student Graduates In Engineering

November 17, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

Market worker Felipe had to travel three hours a day on the bus just to get to college and then get back to do his day job.
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Remains of the extinct megalodon shark, including these huge teeth, were recently found in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile. (CIAHN-ATACAMA/Zenger)

Some-Fin Scary: Giant Prehistoric Shark Teeth From 60-Foot Ocean Monster Unearthed In Desert

November 16, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

A single tooth from this fearsome megalodon predator is bigger than a man’s hand.
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George Burciaga (right) with Miami Mayor Francis Xavier Suarez. (Courtesy of Ignite Cities/Negocios Now)

Latino Businessman Empowers Communities Of Color

November 16, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

A successful Hispanic entrepreneur, George Burciaga seeks to empower entrepreneurs of color through Chicago United.
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A migrant mother waits to ask for asylum in the U.S. on June 21, 2018, in Tijuana, Mexico. Under the Trump Administration's zero tolerance immigration policy, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said domestic and gang violence in immigrants' country of origin would no longer qualify them for political asylum status. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Victims Of Domestic Violence Still Struggle To Get Asylum

November 16, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

Trump-era policies have been reversed, but major barriers to women finding protection in the United States remain.
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Two-time 168-pound champion David Benavidez (center) remained undefeated with Saturday's seventh-round TKO of Kryone Davis, his fifth straight knockout. Benavidez desires an all-Mexican clash with undisputed super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez if not WBC 160-pound titleholder Jermall Charlo. (Ryan Hafey/Premier Boxing Champions)

David Benavidez TKOs Kyrone Davis, Craves All-Mexican Clash With Canelo Alvarez Or Jermall Charlo

November 14, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

David Benavidez: “Everybody wants to see me against Canelo, right? Or does the big [Jermall] Charlo wanna get it, too?”
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Enrique “Baby Bull” Gonzalez of Laredo, Texas, defeats Cristian “Puas” Perez of Mexico by unanimous decision to capture the 8-man tournament staged by Combate Global in Miami. (Scott Hirano/Combate Global)

Gonzalez Survives 3 Fights In 1 Night To Win Combate Global 8-Man Tournament

November 14, 2021 00chevyman2000 Comments Off

Texas native Enrique “Baby Bull” Gonzalez wins grueling finale over unbeaten Cristian “Puas” Perez of Mexico.
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