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A devastated mum has told how her son died from a silent killer whilst travelling South America after he stayed in accommodation that didn't have a £20 gadget. Cathy Foley lost her son Hudson after he died suddenly due to a carbon monoxide leak in Ecuador last year.

Armed men have broken into the set of a TV channel in Ecuador as it broadcast live as the country reeled from a series of attacks after the government imposed a state of emergency in the wake of the apparent escape of a powerful gang leader from prison.

Rangers are closing in on Los Angeles FC star Jose Cifuentes - but things could have been very different with the midfielder opening the door for a move to Celtic.

Ben Croll Banking on the continued success of Latin American projects at immersive festivals and showcases across the globe, Mediamorfosis director Damian Kirzner is looking to help local creatives build stronger in-roads into the international XR ecosystem. The founder and director of Latin America’s largest new media forum, Kirzner was at this year’s NewImages Festival to present a panel, press the flesh, and to take a victory lap of sorts as a pair of locally flavored productions claimed the top prizes.    You attended NewImages to give a presentation on partnerships between France and Latin America. What progress has been made on this front?

Jasmine Tookes draped her baby bump in a flowing camel-toned maternity top in a charming new TikTok this week.The former Victoria's Secret Angel is expecting her firstborn child by her husband Juan David Borrero, whose father is the Ecuadorian vice president.She glowed in a new video on Tuesday that showed her cheerfully dancing around to the Madonna song Back That Up To The Beat. Looking fab: Jasmine Tookes draped her baby bump in a flowing camel-toned maternity top in a charming new TikTok this weekLetting her luxurious hair tumble freely over her shoulders, Jasmine accentuated her screen siren features with naturalistic makeup.Jasmine and her husband, who serves at international markets director at Snapchat's parent company, were together for five years before they got married in 2021.

Jon Weisman At the start of 1955, the Dodgers were based in Brooklyn, and Jaime Jarrín was a reporter in his native Ecuador, covering the National Congress. Four years later, the Dodgers had moved to Los Angeles, and Jarrín was broadcasting their games on the radio. Jarrín arrived in Los Angeles on a permanent resident visa that June and worked in a factory until a part-time job opened up at the city’s only Spanish radio station, KWKW. He made fast progress, and by the time the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles in 1958, Jarrín was KWKW’s news and sports director. They didn’t play much baseball in Quito, but Jarrín had become a fan of the sport in California, going to see the minor league Hollywood Stars and Los Angeles Angels. Still, when KWKW’s owner, William Beaton, announced that the L.A.-bound Dodgers had made a deal to broadcast their games in Spanish, Jarrín didn’t consider himself an automatic choice. But by the following year, he was in.

A young Scots man has died after a fatal fall at a volcano in Ecuador.

Brits have been warned by government officials to not travel to the South American nation of Ecuador due to political unrest stirring in the country.

Michael Nordine authorIt’s May 10, 1981, and Paris is celebrating. French political junkies might know the cause for this revelry, but for the rest of us, the reason seems to matter less than the electric atmosphere enveloping the streets as people dance to the sound of honking car horns.

We’re back in 1981 — among placards, lapel badges and whooping young people. François Mitterand, a socialist, has just been elected president of France. It isn’t a date that resonates much now — certainly not outside France — but the palpable sense of excitement in the opening scene of Mikhael Hers’s Berlin Film Festival competition entry The Passengers Of The Night suggests we are about to take a sweeping look at lived history.

A tropical getaway! After tying the knot late last year, Will Jardell and James Wallington continued celebrating their love with a special trip to Ecuador for their honeymoon.