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Humberto Ortega, Nicaraguan Military Chief Turned Critic, Dies at 77
Humberto Ortega, a onetime guerrilla fighter who became chief of Nicaragua’s military in the Sandinista regime led by his brother Daniel Ortega, but who spent his final months under...
Honduran Ex-President’s Son Receives Reduced Sentence In U.S. For Drug Trafficking
The son of former Honduran president Porfirio Lobo (2010-2014), who was serving a 24-year prison sentence in the United States for drug trafficking, has been released after receiving a...
Guatemala Arrests Police Officers Implicated in Migrant Smuggling Ring
Guatemalan security agents arrested 25 mostly active police officers implicated in a human trafficking network that operated along a route used by mostly U.S.-bound migrants, Interior Minister Francisco Jimenez...
El Salvador’s Bukele Highlights Gang Crackdown Results At UN
The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, defended the results of his anti-gang crusade at the UN, stating that it has restored peace to the country’s streets. “In the...
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Climate Crisis Exacerbates Inequality in Latin America
Persistent social inequality in Latin America is worsening as the climate crisis disproportionately hits poor communities with full force, experts concluded Wednesday at the 2nd Latin American Green Economy...
At The Border in Arizona, Harris Lays Out a Plan to Get Tough on Fentanyl
Vice President Harris walked along the U.S. border with Mexico on Friday alongside a stretch of border wall built during the Obama administration, talking with border officials about their...
