Crime
El Salvador's Bukele won't return MS-13 gang member mistakenly deported to his country
Kilmar Abrego Garcia was deported by the Trump administration by mistake, though the Supreme Court ruled that the administration must facilitate his return.
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Human Rights
Daniel Ortega's missing sister-in-law under house arrest, says Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
The organization called for her release “after considering that (Angélica Chavarría) is in a serious and urgent situation.”
Politics
Republican congressional members outraged over Biden plan to remove Cuba from State Sponsor of Terrorism list
The decision comes just six days before President Biden will relinquish power and President-elect Donald Trump will be sworn in on Jan. 20 and has outraged prominent Republican members of the U.S. Congress
Business
Castro regime restricts U.S. automobile exports to communist Cuba
This January new regulations of the regime came into force that make it difficult to import vehicles to the island
Politics
Maduro militarizes Caracas, deploys troops at opposition concentration points
During this past weekend, the Maduro dictatorship ordered a military and police deployment in the main streets and avenues to prevent demonstrations against Chavismo
Crime
Mexico: Criminal groups recruit young people through video games on their cell phones
The Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection explained that the “growth of this sector is due to the easy access and versatility of smartphones”
Crime
Alert: Edmundo González says Maduro regime kidnapped his son-in-law in Caracas
González said that his son-in-law Rafael Tudares was intercepted when he was "heading to my grandchildren's school to drop them off for the start of classes."
Politics
María Corina Machado calls for march for "freedom" of Venezuela one day before presidential inauguration
In the video of the call, Machado states that “that day will be recorded in history as the day Venezuela said: Enough!”
Politics
Edmundo González begins a tour of Latin America before the inauguration in Venezuela
González promised to be in Caracas to assume the Presidency, stating that he will be the one who will hold the presidential sash on Jan. 10
Crime
Trinidad and Tobago declares state of emergency as murders rate skyrockets
Much of the island’s current plight has been caused by organized crime connected to the transnational drug trade
Human Rights
U.S. urges the Maduro to guarantee human rights of political prisoners and female inmates
Foro Penal, a prisoners rights NGO, reports there are 1,849 political prisoners in the framework of the regime’s brutal repression after the July 28 presidential elections
