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Passenger from Hantavirus-hit ship speaks to Al Jazeera from isolation

A passenger from the cruise ship hit with a Hantavirus outbreak has spoken to Al Jazeera from isolation.

Published On 7 May 2026

Neymar apologises to Robinho’s son after slapping him in training

Neymar apologises to teammate Robinho Jr and his family after a Santos match.

Five weeks to FIFA World Cup: Teams, groups, format and full match schedule

All the teams, groups, key dates and kickoff times for the FIFA World Cup in Canada, Mexico and the United States.

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Bolivian police fire tear gas at protesting teachers

Bolivian police fired tear gas at protesters in La Paz, as three separate groups rallied against the government.

Published On 7 May 2026
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BTS draws 50,000 fans in less than five hours to Mexico City palace

K-pop group BTS appeared on the balcony of Mexico’s National Palace after meeting President Claudia Sheinbaum.

Published On 7 May 2026

Argentina investigates link to deadly hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship

Three deaths reported from South America-related hantavirus as cruise ship remains off Cape Verde coast.

Prestianni could miss Argentina games as FIFA extends ban to World Cup

Gianluca Prestianni could miss Argentina’s first two group games if he is selected in their World Cup squad.

Three people evacuated from hantavirus-hit cruise ship in the Atlantic

Development comes amid death of three others from rare disease as the Canary Islands refuses to allow cruise ship to dock.

Aerial view of Playa Blanca beach in Santa Marta, Magdalena department, Colombia
Aerial view of Playa Blanca beach in Santa Marta, Magdalena department, Colombia. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
An Arhuaco Indigenous man stands on the beach at the Kutunsama Indigenous Reservation in Tayrona National Natural Park, Magdalena department. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
A person selling inflatable floats walks along the beach in Santa Marta. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
Self-Defence Forces of the Sierra Nevada demand a share of the earnings of hotels, tour bus companies and local Indigenous communities. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
Police guard the entrance to Tayrona National Natural Park in the Magdalena department. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
Kogui Governor Atanasio Moscote Gil (L) crafts a poporo, a traditional gourd used by Indigenous peoples to mix coca leaves with lime, in Palmor, Magdalena department. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
Arhuaco Indigenous women at the Kutunsama Indigenous Reserve in Tayrona National Natural Park. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
In February, the government closed Tayrona National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site overlooking the Caribbean, for more than two weeks following threats against park rangers, allegedly issued by the ACSN. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
Aerial view of the Kutunsama Indigenous Reserve. [Luis Acosta/AFP]
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What to know about Israeli President Herzog’s trip to Central America?

Israeli Foreign Ministry says that four-day visit to Panama and Costa Rica will deepen ties with partners in the region.