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Funerals Held for Haitians Who Died in Mexico While Waiting for US to Hear Asylum Claims

Immigrant justice advocates held a funeral Thursday for two Haitians who died in Tijuana after they were blocked from entering the US.

He covered social movements and protests against a destructive project known as ZEDEs, aimed at attracting foreign investment in Honduras.

Today’s featured band is Orchestra Dee Jay from New York, US, with the song “Forget it” from the album of the same name (1973).

Israeli forces killed 31-year-old Palestinian journalist Ghufran Harun Warasneh Wednesday as she commuted to her new job at a radio station…

Cloudiness will prevail from the mornings with intervals of showers and thunderstorms. The winds will be mainly from the southeast…

In Mexico, at least 11 people have died and 20 are missing after Hurricane Agatha triggered flooding and mudslides in the state of Oaxaca.

Angel Pacheco Soublet, 83, was fined 4,000 pesos in Las Tunas while working to support his sick wife by selling fruits and vegetables.

The de facto police state imposed by the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo in Nicaragua was momentarily breached this May 30…

Gaby Wood from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Big Brother Is Watching You”, in Caracas, Venezuela.

Trudeau introduced legislation that would require most owners of military-style assault weapons to turn over their firearms….