Latin America Archives - Page 7 of 475

That “Damned” Immigration and the New “Alligator Alcatraz”

What kind of person can deserve such extreme cruelty without provoking sympathy from the rest of society?

Guevara, an Emmy-winning, Spanish-language journalist, born in El Salvador, has lawfully resided in the U.S. for nearly 20 years.

Ordóñez, the founder and editor of the Facebook-based Shalom Cuetzalan Produccions, was attacked by unknown assailants…

The international community must condemn the political assassination of Roberto Samcam in San Jose, Costa Rica.

President Gabriel Boric’s former labor minister has had to publicly distance herself from Cuba and Venezuela.

Governments of Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, traditionally supporters of Russia and Iran, adopt positions from a different perspective.

Her election took place during a vote held at the 55th General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), in Antigua and Barbuda.

Raising awareness “is ant-work; you have to be patient, explain, ask repeatedly, until they understand the importance of separation”.

When voting has no consequences, there is no incentive to participate. Venezuelans abstained from regional and parliamentary elections.

Former Costa Rican President: ‘This is unprecedented, and that’s why it’s alarming. I hope it gets the government’s attention.’