Crime
Mexican daycare investigated for at least 20 cases of sexual abuse
Attorney general says they have at least 10 scientifically confirmed cases of “with some type of sexual abuse”
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Immigration
Protests erupt as migrant disappearances surge at Mexico's northern border
Migrants contribute to Mexico's historic crisis of forced disappearances, with the government acknowledging over 110,000 individuals unaccounted for since records began
Crime
Concerned mothers demand Mexican officials find missing children amid disappearance epidemic
Mexico has been using artificial intelligence system and other database technologies to find an estimated 110,000-112,500 missing persons
Immigration
Panama considers closing Colombian border as immigration crisis strains political relationship
Panama, the gateway to Central America from the south, receives around 3,000 migrants per day.
Entertainment
Taylor Swift starts Latin American tour, dazzles Mexico City!
The American singer is scheduled to continue her Latin American tour dates in November with nine shows across South America in Argentina and Brazil
Human Rights
U.S. nurse kidnapped in Haiti opens up about her terrifying experience
The nurse and her daughter were safely released by their captors after being held for 13 days on August 8, with the help of U.S. law enforcement and State Department representatives
Sports
Mexico's Gold Cup winner Jaime Lozano to remain soccer team's permanent coach
Mexico won the Gold Cup earlier this month by defeating Panama in the final game
Entertainment
Popular Mexican reality show ends with audience voting for transgender with 18 million votes
The final episode had 21 million viewers, making Wendy Guevara the first transgender to win a reality show in the nation's history
Crime
Mexico's missing persons chief steps down amid accusations of data manipulation
According to Quintana’s commission figures, there are currently around 110,000 individuals who have disappeared in the country. The figure, however, is thought to be an undercount due to lack of reporting
Human Rights
Nicaragua's Ortega regime declares Jesuit Order illegal, seizes all property
The confiscation order said that the Roman Catholic order, also known as the Society of Jesus, failed to comply with tax reporting
Climate
Tropical Storm Franklin brings 'life-threatening flooding' to Dominican Republic and Haiti
“The population of the Dominican Republic must all be right now, without exception, in their homes, the homes of friends and family, or in shelters,” said Juan Manuel Méndez, emergency operations director
