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The New Costa Rican Government’s Challenge with Immigrants

The immigrant population belongs. We’re part of Costa Rica, and as such we wish the best for the new authorities, as do Costa Ricans…

Applications total more than 140,000 since 2018, those approved do not exceed 3% of the total. In 2021 only 215 were approved.

News of their deaths came as journalists across Mexico took to the streets protesting the murder of another journalist in Sinaloa

Castro has thus far kept 4 of the 18 promises that made up her agenda, including the extradition of outgoing president Juan Orlando Hernandez

Chaves ratified the pacifist mission of his country, which has no army, and he prayed for Ukraine, invaded by Russia.

On Sunday, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel held talks in Havana with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Mexican authorities have reportedly agreed to take back more Cuban and Nicaraguan migrants expelled by the United States under Title 42.

The Biden administration insists on reinforcing borders while Mexico seeks greater investment in Central America.

Indigenous women face marginalization, discrimination, violence, land dispossession and lack of access to public services.

Today’s featured band is El Combo del Ayer from Puerto Rico with the song “El Viento Me Da” (1983).