Costa Rica and Panama Arrest Dozens on Suspicion of People Smuggling
Costa
Rican and Panamanian officials on Tuesday arrested nearly 50 people linked to
an international network suspected of smuggling migrants from Africa, Asia and
the Caribbean through Central America and toward the...
Honduran Police End Strike as Protests Demand President Quit
Riot
police ended a three-day work stoppage Friday but warned Honduras’ government
they will not crack down on thousands who continue to protest in the streets
demanding President Juan Orlando Hernández resign.
“We...
Cuba Describes US Executive Order against Venezuela as Cruel
Cuban
President Miguel Diaz-Canel described on Tuesday as ''extreme cruelty'' against
Venezuela the executive order of US President Donald Trump, which extends the
sanctions against the country to a total economic blockade.
It...
Guatemalan Electoral Entity Begins Transferring Ballots to US
Amid high
expectations about voting abroad, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) in
Guatemala began transferring to the United States the voting papers to be used
in Sunday's ballot.
After the
poor results obtained during...
Supreme Court in Puerto Rico to See Senate’s Lawsuit Against Pierluisi
Puerto Rico's Supreme Court has agreed to rule on a lawsuit filed by the island’s Senate to oust a veteran politician who was sworn in as governor.
The court
gave all...
Mexican Government Says It Will Seek Extradition of El Paso Shooter
The
Mexican government said it will seek access to the U.S. investigation of the
man accused of shooting and killing 20 people, including at least seven Mexican
nationals, at a Walmart store...
