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Venezuelan Migrants Facing Serious Dangers, But they say…

So far this year, over 150,000 people have crossed into Panama via the Darien Gap, where rapes and murders are common.

When Guatemalan police arrested José Rubén Zamora in July 2022, it marked the latest salvo in a decades-long campaign of harassment…

The leak, one of the biggest in Mexico’s history, also shows Mexican officials monitored journalists by using the Israeli Pegasus spyware.

This comes after a US federal court recently dismissed a separate lawsuit Mexico filed last year against US-based gun manufacturers.

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Details of the Basilica Santa Teresa”, in Caracas. She used a Nikon D60 camera.

Nicaraguan analysts warn that the isolation will generate problems for the Ortega regime in the medium term.

Today’s featured artist is Chavela Vargas from Costa Rica and Mexico with the song “Golondrina Viajera” (1961).

Human rights advocates warn of negative consequences from the Nicaraguan government’s arbitrary closure of non-profits…

Indira Rivero from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “The Visitors”, in Lara, Venezuela.

It a life-or-death issue that Bolsonaro not continue as Brazil’s president, given his dismantling of environmental policies in the country.