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Mexico's intensified migrant relocation program, dubbed "El Carrusel," has significantly contributed to a 77% drop in U. S. border apprehensions since December. The policy's sustainability and humanitarian impact remain uncertain.
A Colombian court orders Ecopetrol and Petrobras to suspend operations at the Uchuva-2 offshore gas well due to inadequate Indigenous consultation. The companies must plan talks with the Taganga community within 30 days.
South America faces unprecedented fire crisis, breaking records with over 346,000 hotspots. Brazil and Bolivia struggle against extreme weather, impacting air quality and raising environmental concerns.
The Organization of American States' support for Israel contrasts sharply with Latin American countries' opposition to the Gaza war, potentially eroding the OAS's regional relevance and driving nations to alternative forums.
Colombian Senate committee dismisses proposed 2025 budget due to unrealistic revenue projections. Government's fiscal reform efforts deemed insufficient, raising concerns about financial planning.
Human Rights Watch calls for better protection of Haitian and Venezuelan migrants in Latin America. Limited integration policies are forcing vulnerable people to seek asylum in the US, often through dangerous routes.
Colombia recorded 79 environmentalist killings in 2023, the highest ever for a single country. Global Witness reports 196 such murders worldwide, with Latin America accounting for 85% of the cases.
Guinea-Bissau police confiscated 2. 6 tons of cocaine from a Venezuelan aircraft, arresting five crew members. This operation highlights West Africa's growing role as a drug transit hub between Latin America and Europe.
Authorities in Guinea-Bissau confiscated 2. 63 tons of cocaine from a Venezuelan plane, arresting five crew members. The operation, conducted with international cooperation, highlights West Africa's role in global drug trafficking.
Venezuela withdraws Brazil's permission to manage Argentine affairs, including embassy housing opposition members. Brazil maintains its role pending alternative arrangements, amidst regional tensions.
Despite apparent election loss, Maduro maintains control in Venezuela. U.S. and opposition face limited options as crackdown intensifies. International community seeks solutions amid growing concerns.
Linkin Park returns after hiatus, introducing Emily Armstrong as co-vocalist. The band announces world tour and new album "From Zero", set for November release, marking their first tour since Chester Bennington's passing.
The US and China have reached an agreement on deportation, marking a rare instance of cooperation amid tensions. This deal comes as Chinese migration to the US surges, raising political and security concerns.
The US and China have reached an agreement on deportation of Chinese nationals, marking a rare instance of cooperation amid strained relations. This development comes as Chinese migration to the US surges.
Colombia's attorney general investigates claims of illegal Pegasus spyware acquisition by police. President Petro alleges $11 million cash purchase, raising concerns over surveillance and privacy.
Venezuelan opposition leader calls for increased US pressure on Maduro amid election dispute. International concern grows over arrest warrant for opposition candidate as diplomatic intervention looms.
Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez's lawyer submits affidavit amid arrest warrant controversy. Disputed election results spark international concern and deadly protests, with Human Rights Watch reporting on casualties.
A growing number of Chinese immigrants are choosing Mexico City as their new home, drawn by business prospects and cultural freedom. This trend reflects changing global dynamics and economic shifts in China.
AI-generated news anchors emerge in Venezuela amid journalist arrests. "Operation Retweet" aims to protect reporters while disseminating information from independent media outlets during election dispute.
In war-torn Ukraine, women are taking on the dangerous task of demining, covering vast areas with specially trained dogs. This shift reflects broader changes in gender roles across various sectors of the Ukrainian economy.
In war-torn Ukraine, women are taking on vital roles in demining operations, transforming gender dynamics and securing the nation's future. Their efforts are crucial for both safety and economic recovery.
Federal agents intercepted a boat carrying over 660 pounds of cocaine south of Puerto Rico, arresting two Dominican nationals. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the Caribbean region.
Venezuela's recent election, marred by fraud, presents an opportunity for the U. S. to push for democratic change. Opposition evidence and international pressure challenge Maduro's weakened regime.
Leaders of Brazil and Colombia call for release of Venezuelan voting tallies, expressing concerns over election credibility and potential repression. They urge peaceful dialogue amid growing tensions.
Former Haitian President Michel Martelly faces U. S. sanctions for alleged drug trafficking and gang ties. Meanwhile, Mexico grapples with judicial reform protests and Colombia welcomes royal visitors.
Former Haitian President Michel Martelly faces U. S. sanctions for alleged drug trafficking and gang ties. Meanwhile, Caribbean nations grapple with climate finance, and Mexico's judicial reforms spark controversy.
Panama announces new deportation flights to Ecuador, India, and China, aiming to reduce U. S.-bound migration. The Washington-funded initiative comes amid rising concerns over unlawful migration ahead of the U.S. presidential election.
Brazil implements stricter visa regulations to address the increasing use of the country as a transit point for migrants. New rules aim to curb the practice of seeking refuge during layovers.
Segunda Marquetalia, a FARC dissident group, seeks social investments in rural Colombia before considering disarmament in peace talks with the government. The group's stance poses challenges for President Petro's peace efforts.
Panama has deported 29 Colombians in a US-funded flight, marking the first such operation under a recent bilateral agreement. This move aims to address illegal migration through the Darien jungle.