US Border Patrol Routinely Confiscates Migrants Belongings
Among the cases they highlight that of “Ignacio,” a Nicaraguan who claims to have been forced to discard the ashes of his father.
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Latin America
What Is It Like to Live in Today’s Ecuador?
The growth of gangs in Ecuador took hold gradually, in poor areas, and their presence and control boomed during the last two years.
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Orquesta Mundo – Song of the Day
Today’s featured band is Orquesta Mundo from Puerto Rico with the song “Mamacita” from the album “Orquesta Mundo” (1975).
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Could Daniel Ortega Save Donald Trump from Prison?
Like Martinelli, Trump is ahead in the polls to regain the presidency despite scores of indictments levied against him in several states.
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Drought Narrows the Panama Canal, Delays Shipping
The slowdown stems from the crucial element of: water, whose scarcity means fewer commercial vessels can cross from one ocean to the other.
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Brazilian Police Confiscate Ex-President Bolsonaro’s Passport as Coup Investigation Heats Up
Brazil’s Police confiscated ex president Jair Bolsonaro’s passport, as he faces accusations of plotting a military coup to overturn his election loss in 2022.
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Ortega Grants Asylum to ex-Panamanian President Martinelli
Former president Ricardo Martinelli was sentenced to more than ten years in prison and fined over 19 million dollars for money laundering.
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Colombian Gov. and ELN Renew Ceasefire for 6 Months
Colombia’s last active guerrilla group also commits to abandon kidnappings. Peace talks began with an initiative of President Petro in 2022.
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Nayib Bukele Installs a Dictatorship in El Salvador
El Salvador will enter into a dictatorship as of June 1, 2024, when Bukele assumes a second term that is unconstitutional.
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El Salvador: Bukele Reelected in Landslide Victory
The Salvadoran president and his Nuevas Ideas party now have a blank check to wield unlimited power.
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