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Surge of Central Americans, Cubans Down to A Trickle in Juarez
A city
that just a few months ago witnessed the daily arrival of hundreds of migrants
from all over the world has seen that surge reduced to a trickle.
The number
of non-Mexicans...
Mama Africa: Leader of Human Smuggling Ring Arrested in Costa Rica
Director of the Professional Migration Police,
Stephen Madden, announced on July 31st the capture and detention of “Mama
Africa”, an accused notorious human trafficker, allegedly responsible for
smuggling 249 people this year...
Cuban Companies to Defend Themselves Against ExxonMobil’s Lawsuit
The CIMEX
S.A. corporation and Unión Cuba Petroleo (Cuba Oil Union) will defend
themselves in a US federal court against a lawsuit filed by the multinational
ExxonMobil, pursuant to Title III of...
Nicaragua Gives Nationality to Former Salvadoran President Funes
Nicaragua
granted citizenship Tuesday to Salvadoran Ex-President Mauricio Funes, who has
been in the country under political asylum since 2016 and is wanted back home
on allegations of illicit enrichment and embezzlement.
The
decision...
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Dominican Republic Vice President Wants ‘Drug Planting’ Case Investigated
Vice
president, Margarita Cedeño, on Monday asked to investigate “until the ultimate
consequences” the case of a search of a barbershop in Montecristi (northwest),
in which some National Drug Control Directorate (DNCD)...
Guatemalan Presidential Candidates Question U.S. Migration Deal
The two
contenders to be Guatemala’s next president questioned on Saturday the validity
of a deal struck by the country’s government with the United States that aims
to curb the flow of...
