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Jorge Castañeda on Mexico’s Difficult Crossroads with Donald Trump

Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s first visit to Latin America will be only to certain US allies, including a very complex meeting in Panama.

The pause in funding also affects assistance to refugees and students of countries like Cuba, suffering the boot of dictatorship.

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde is the only person who, in these days, has dared to publicly confront Donald Trump.

With the new school year just begun in Nicaragua, parents scramble economically to get their children ready.

Locuin confirmed on Monday that since making his accusations public over the weekend, his family in Nicaragua has faced constant threats.

“What we do know is that there is no way back for Cuba,” says Emilio, who left the island more than a year ago.

The ruling establishes the illegality of dictator Daniel Ortega’s mandate since his first reelection in 2011 and sets regional jurisprudence.

Astrid Montealegre warns that given the immigration changes ordered by President Donald Trump, deportations could occur at any time.

“The coup promoters better not dare to seed hate in our department, because they’ll encounter the volunteer police.”

Expressing opinions on any subject can cause the regime to brand someone as an opponent, so many choose to remain silent.