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Nicaragua strips nationality from 135 recently released prisoners, deporting them to Guatemala. The government cites crimes against sovereignty and orders property confiscation as compensation for alleged criminal activities.
Nicaragua revokes citizenship and seizes property of 135 recently released prisoners, citing national security concerns. UN experts condemn the action, highlighting ongoing human rights violations in the country.
A military helicopter crash in El Salvador resulted in the deaths of the national police director and a man accused of embezzlement. The incident occurred during the suspect's extradition from Honduras.
Brazil's Supreme Court bans X over Elon Musk's refusal to comply with content moderation orders. The move sparks debate on judicial power and online speech regulation in the country.
Nicaragua releases 135 political detainees, including American missionaries, in a covert operation negotiated by the Biden administration. Prisoners flown to Guatemala amid ongoing religious and political repression.
The US government has facilitated the release of 135 Nicaraguan political prisoners, who will be temporarily hosted in Guatemala. The diverse group plans to seek entry into the United States.
Anti-corruption body demands Honduran President Castro's resignation following video evidence of drug money involvement. Family members step down from government roles as public frustration grows.
Mexico introduces escorted bus rides for non-Mexican migrants with US asylum appointments, aiming to manage migration flow from its southern regions. The initiative follows recent expansion of the CBP One app access.
A vehicle collision in Oaxaca, Mexico, resulted in three migrant fatalities and 17 injuries. The incident highlights the ongoing risks faced by individuals traversing Mexico en route to the U.S. border.
Verra, a leading carbon registry, has rejected 37 Chinese low-emission rice cultivation projects following a quality review. This move highlights growing scrutiny of the voluntary carbon market and efforts to ensure credibility.
A 6. 1 magnitude earthquake struck off El Salvador's coast, felt in neighboring Guatemala. President Bukele confirmed no damages or casualties, with services continuing uninterrupted.
U. S. officials, led by Vice President Harris's team, played a crucial role in ensuring Guatemala's democratic transition. The successful intervention highlights the Biden administration's efforts to promote global democracy.
UN experts report life-threatening conditions for imprisoned Guatemalan journalist Jose Ruben Zamora. Allegations of torture and inhumane treatment prompt urgent call for action by authorities.
UN's World Food Program trains rural Guatemalans in sustainable farming to combat malnutrition. The initiative addresses challenges in the Central American Dry Corridor, introducing innovative practices like fish farming.
U. S. extends asylum application access to Mexico's southern border, aiming to manage migration flow. Migrants face tough choices between waiting for appointments or continuing northward, amid safety concerns and economic pressures.
Guatemalan prosecutors seek to strip President Arevalo of immunity over alleged abuse of authority. This marks the third such request since his election, intensifying the ongoing conflict between the president and prosecutors.
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour resumes in London after Vienna cancellations. Fans express solidarity, overcoming security worries with excitement for the record-breaking concerts at Wembley Stadium.
Vice President Kamala Harris focused on root causes of migration from Central America, emphasizing business investments. Critics argue this approach neglected immediate border concerns, while supporters defend its long-term potential.
Vice President Kamala Harris focused on private investment in Central America to address migration, facing criticism and challenges. Her approach generated billions in investment promises, but its effectiveness remains debated.
A member of President Arévalo's administration in Guatemala has been arrested for alleged campaign finance violations. The arrest is part of an ongoing investigation into the president's political party.
Chile's President Boric refuses to recognize Maduro's self-proclaimed win in Venezuela's contested election. He joins other Latin American leaders in demanding transparent results and condemning human rights violations.
FBI agents have taken possession of Republican Representative Andy Ogles' cell phone as part of an investigation into campaign fund disclosures. Ogles acknowledges mistakes in initial filings and pledges cooperation.