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Real ID: How Does It Affect Undocumented Migrants in the US

The new personal identification card (or a US passport) will be required to board domestic flights and enter federal institutions.

Today we feature Sexteto Juventud from Venezuela with song “Guajira a lo Sexteto” from the album “Lo Espiritual del Sexteto Juventud” (1974).

One could say a churrasco (barbecue) tops the priority list for many Brazilians. Those who can afford it have one almost every weekend.

Over a thousand persons killed in just two months in Haiti where the violence appears unstoppable.

A voice from above can help but it cannot replace the collective processes that unite activists and multitudes in search of alternatives.

The court found that they received illegal contributions from Hugo Chávez and Odebrecht to fund their election campaigns.

Today’s featured artist is Argentine saxophonist Gato Barbieri with the song “Merceditas” from his 1973 album “Bolivia”.

One of the most traumatic memories from my life in Cuba is of those so-called “voluntary” workdays that weren’t really voluntary at all…

With his death, Mario Vargas Llosa has closed the door on the most splendid era of our literature. The light, however, will remain on.

The governments of the United States and El Salvador have subjected over 200 Venezuelans to forced disappearance and arbitrary detention.