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Andrea Cano, a Nicaraguan Living the Violence in Ecuador

This young Nicaraguan woman, studying a Master`s in Quito, Ecuador, tells us how she’s getting through these extremely tense days.

Their drowning came just days after Texas troopers took over about 2.5 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border, including Shelby Park near Eagle Pass

Deputies approve motion “condemning the cowardly attack perpetrated” against Nicaraguan exiles Joao Maldonado and Nadia Robleto.

Today’s featured artist is Joey Pastrana from Puerto Rico with the song “That’s How Rumors Start” from the album “Joey” (1968).

We discuss the battle to defend his election, the pro-democracy protests, and what Guatemala can expect from his leadership with three guests

The circumstances of the attempt to assassinate Nicaraguans Joao Maldonado and Nadia Robleto in Costa Rica point to political motives.

Bernardo Arevalo announced that Guatemalan migrants and gender equality will be two of the priorities of his government.

Paradoxically, democratically elected governments can dismantle the institutional framework that allowed them to come to power…

Joao Maldonado and his wife were seriously injured. They had been under the protection of authorities due to threats…

Victor Chavez from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Garden”, in Vargas, Venezuela.