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Central America Drug Flights Fall as Traffickers Shift Methods
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Aerial cocaine interdictions have fallen sharply in Central America in the last three years, suggesting that drug traffickers are shifting their modus operandi, potentially...
US Measures Seek to Separate Public and Private Sectors in Cuba: Cuban Foreign Affairs Ministry
The measures put into force by the US Government seek to separate, artificially, the private sector from the public sector when they are both part of Cuba's economic system...
US Courts El Salvador’s President as Migration Overtakes Democracy Concerns
In 2021, the Biden administration turned down a meeting request with El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele, on a trip to Washington, snubbing the self-proclaimed "world's coolest dictator" for fear...
U.S. imposes sanctions, and visa restrictions on Nicaragua over repression and migrant smuggling
Senior administration officials told reporters that the officials subject to visa restrictions included police and paramilitary officials, prosecutors, judges, and public higher education officials.
The United States on Wednesday imposed...
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Migrants In Central America and Mexico Face Violence and Abuse
MSF continues to provide diverse healthcare to migrants who have suffered numerous ailments and are in an unprecedented state of vulnerability while making the dangerous journey to the United...
PAHO Issues Dengue Alert for Central America, Mexico, Caribbean
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) urged countries in Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean to strengthen their efforts to prevent dengue infections, given that those areas are entering...
