Argentina gets help in finding a submarine that has been out of touch since Wednesday. The ARA San Juan has a crew of 44 heads and was en route from the southern naval base Ushuaia to Mar del Plata, 400 kilometers south of Buenos Aires.
An Argentine submarine with 27-strong crew has been missing since Wednesday. 'We have lost contact,' a marine spokesman stated Friday.
The Colombian police seized a party of more than twelve thousand kilos of cocaine on Wednesday. It is the biggest drug trafficking ever in the years of drug trafficking in the country, so President Juan Manuel Santos described the finding.
One day before the end of the ultimatum made by Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont did not look into the map. Monday before 10:00, he must say whether he or she has declared the independence of Catalonia. During a meeting in Barcelona Puigdemont said no 'yes' and no 'no' but only that it is 'tough but hopeful hours'.
In Norway, Oslo will be announced on Friday who will be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Last year, the prize went to Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, who reached a peace agreement with FARC rebel movement.
US President Donald Trump has helped the inhabitants of Puerto Rico, Hurricane Maria, in their own way. Trump visited an emergency shelter and handed out kitchen rolls to the deceased. He did that in a typical American manner, like a professional basketball player.
At the airport of the capital of San Juan in Puerto Rico hundreds of stranded travelers are looking for a way to leave the island. In the waiting room there are long queues waiting for travelers to check in on one of the scarce flights. Per day, only a few aircraft can leave the airport.
The inhabitants in the Rio Guajataca River in the northwest of Puerto Rico still can not return to their homes. According to regional authorities, the dam dam in the river can still 'break at any time'.
Spanish king-emeritus Juan Carlos has become his 79th world champion. He was sailing in Vancouver the world champion on Thursday in the classic 6M class.
The inhabitants in the Rio Guajataca river basin in northwest Puerto Rico were urged to seek a safe return as quickly as possible. The meteorological institute of San Juan, part of the US National Weather Service (NWS), hit a big alarm. A dam in the river can not break and threaten to break the huge influx of water. This leads to life-threatening floods.
Due to the natural violence of Hurricane Maria, at least thirteen people died in Puerto Rico. That said the governor of the Caribbean island of Ricardo Rossello on Friday against CNN news channel CNN. Local newspaper El Nuevo Día spoke of fifteen dead.
President Donald Trump said Thursday that Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico had 'totally destroyed.' He declared the state of emergency.
Mary left a trace of destruction on the American island of Puerto Rico. In the rest of the Caribbean, the hurricane caused a ravage and cost at least ten people's lives.
The entire island of Puerto Rico is devoid of electricity by hurricane Maria. That reports security officials against the BBC.
Hurricane Maria arrived on the American island of Puerto Rico on Wednesday, where about 3.4 million people live. The storm made buildings in the capital of San Juan shake on their foundations. There also flew through the streets.
Hurricane Maria is on his way to St. Croix, part of the American Virgin Islands. After discharging on Dominica and temporarily lowering, wind speeds up to 260 kilometers per hour have been measured again. Those belonging to the heaviest category 5.
On the island of Puerto Rico three people were killed by Hurricane Irma. That states Governor Ricard Rossello of the American island in the eastern part of the Caribbean.
Hurricane Irma has left a trail of destruction on the Caribbean island of Barbuda.
The eye of Hurricane Irma approaches the Virgin Islands, Wednesday, reports the American National Hurricane Center. 'Irma's extremely dangerous core will soon go over parts of the Virgin Islands, and arrive in the afternoon or evening near or north of Puerto Rico,' said the NHC.
The Moroccan authorities have arrested two more people in connection with the investigation into terrorist attacks earlier this month in Catalonia, according to the Spanish Minister of Interior, Juan Ignacio Zoido.
The government of Maduro has undermined the news supply in Venezuela. The controversial leftist regime decided to remove the Colombian radio and television stations Caracol and RCN. On Thursday morning, the channels on all major cable networks in the capital of Caracas went to black.
The former Attorney General of Venezuela Luisa Ortega has traveled to Brazil. That has been announced by the Colombian immigration service on Tuesday. Ortega, a declared opponent of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, fled in friday from her husband via Aruba to Colombia. The prosecutor stated that her life was no longer safe in Venezuela.
In the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, the victims of terrorist attacks have been commemorated on Sunday.
The Spanish government will better protect the various tourist hotspots in the country, says the Interior Minister.
The Spanish government has suspended the arrested football boss Angel Maria Villar.
Whether Spanish ex-Juan Carlos really shared the bed with almost 5,000 women, as claimed in a book that appears shortly, is difficult to retrieve. But there are still men who, in turn, surpass Juan Carlos. At the top of the list of men who claim to have shared the bed with thousands of women, the former dictator of Cuba praises. Fidel Castro would have loved love with as many as 35.0000 women.
The Spanish royal couple attended the solemn assembly in Madrid in the parliament building, Palacio de las Cortes, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the first democratic elections after the Franco dictatorship.
After fifty years of struggle, the Colombian guerrilla movement FARC has handed all weapons to the United Nations. The 6800 fighters have handed all 7132 registered weapons, let the UN know Monday. For Tuesday, an official ceremony for the termination of the arms transfer in the city of Mesetas is planned in the presence of the FARC and President Juan Manuel Santos.
Four veterans in Aruba will be awarded a war war of the Second World War. Three of them get a war memorial cross. This is special because that cross will no longer be published after 1968, except if there is already a request.
To the great satisfaction of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, the FARC guerrilla movement has handed over 30 percent of its weapons arena to the United Nations. 'An historic day,' Santos responded to the further demilitarization of the rebels.
