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Is the United States a Border Patrol Nation?

For decades, the Border Patrol has operated with extraconstitutional powers along the US-Mexico divide. Now it’s expanded across the country.

Jamaica is a regular supplier to Cuba, but decided to comply with Trump’s decree threatening tariffs on countries that deliver fuel to the island.

“There doesn’t have to be a humanitarian crisis,” Trump said when asked about the warning from the Mexican president.

Restoring democracy requires will, political resolve, strategy, and social cohesion around a common purpose.

Alejandro, born in the Havana municipality of Diez de Octubre, is one of the 1,200 Cubans who, up to 2020, were living in Argentina.

With a divided opposition, Costa Rica’s elections are being watched with concern—and with them the danger of a right-wing populist model.

Rodriguez said the proposed law excludes those charged with or convicted of homicide, drug trafficking, and human rights violations.

The stated objective is to indirectly pressure Cuba by limiting its access to oil, a critical input for its economy and energy system.

The possibility of a US naval blockade of Cuba has entered political and media debate. What Is a naval blockade and what would it entail?

Pemex’s decision comes amid a US government campaign to completely cut off fuel supplies to the Island.

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