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After Maduro’s capture, armed paramilitary groups patrol Caracas, search phones and restrict press
ADN América spoke with a Venezuelan man in Caracas who was held for several hours after armed groups searched his mobile phone.
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Hate crimes surge 12% in 2021, FBI finds
The new statistics released by the FBI show that crimes based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, disability, and sexual orientation have increased by 11.6% from 8,120 in 2020 to 9,065 in 2021
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8-year-old girl who went missing in 2018 found in Mexico
The girl was found four years later in February of this year in Michoacan by Mexican authorities. She was escorted back to the U.S. by FBI special agents
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3-year-old accidentally shoots 4-year-old sister in Houston
"It just seems like another tragic story of, again, a child gaining access to a firearm and hurting someone else, and this time there was a fatal shot," the sheriff said
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Texas tourist headlocked and robbed at knifepoint in NYC
“We are two women. We don’t look intimidating,” one of the victims said in a phone interview
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Video: Two dead after shooting at Santiago de Chile Airport in foiled attempt to steal $32 million
At least 12 criminals intended to assault a plane from Miami that was carrying more than 26,000 million Chilean pesos, equivalent to more than 32 million dollars
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15 immigrants arrested for 1.8 kilos of fentanyl in Florida
The recovered fentanyl is "enough to kill a million people," authorities said in a statement
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Tragedy: 2-year-old dies in Florida car due to father's forgetfulness
The child's father called emergency services after realizing, after several hours, that he had forgotten to take his son out of the car when he got home
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador: Blame American parents, not drug cartels for fentanyl epidemic
Lopez Obrador added that the U.S. should turn to family values to fight the opioid epidemic that causes more than 70,000 deaths per year
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State Dept. cancels Spring Break in Mexico, ex-FBI official warns entire country at risk for cartel attacks
A former FBI assistant director warned that nowhere in Mexico is safe from cartels, after two of the four U.S. citizens who were kidnapped last week were found dead. The warning comes almost immediately after the U.S. State Dept. renewed their travel advisory warnings, admonishing all Americans to avoid travel throughout most of the country.