Washington - The presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton participates today in this capital at the national conference of the League of United Latin American Citizens (Lulac) to address the political priorities of Hispanics and build support among their leaders.

Baghdad- The United States said on Monday that it will send military advisers to help the government forces in Iraq to establish a major air and logistic hub that will allow re-conquering Mosul, which is currently held by the Islamic State (IS). After arriving in Baghdad for an unannounced visit, US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter made the confirmation at his meetings with commanders from the US Armed Forces and Iraqi political officials.

Washington - The presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton now faces a strong challenge after receiving yesterday the endorsement of Senator Bernie Sanders, and therefore she has to improve her message and acceptance among voters. According to The Wall Street Journal, with the closing of the investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on her private email server, it is time to show the real Hillary Clinton in order to find her rhythm and voice.

Mexico - Most roads were cleared on Saturday morning in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas, after two weeks of road blocks by teachers who opposed the educational reform.

The acting president of Brazil, Michel Temer, stated that his government is planning to privatize two airports which are located in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro cities that get the highest quantity of national flights in order to allegedly reduce the nation´s budget deficit.

La Paz- The Bolivian government is today prioritizing several investment and prospecting projects to increase the production of natural gas to about 80 million cubic meters a day by 2020.