Politics
Peru will not recognize Nicolás Maduro as Venezuela's "democratically elected president"
Ecuador has formally recognized Edmundo González as the elected president of Venezuela
Latin America
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Sports
Former Colombian soccer player Freddy Rincón dies at 55
On Monday, the vehicle in which the former player was traveling collided with a bus. He suffered from severe cranioencephalic trauma as a consequence of the crash.
Drug trafficking
Suspected drug traffickers burn trailers on border bridge over Texas checkpoints
Authorities in Tamaulipas arrested three alleged members of the Gulf Cartel who were allegedly involved
Drug trafficking
700 kilos of cocaine found in Colombian banana shipment
The seized drugs were destined for Europe
Politics
Peruvians cut chicken from diet as inflation skyrockets
"The chicken that we used to buy ... is now inaccessible. For us as soup kitchens, chicken has ceased to exist"
Immigration
Parents desperate as children among group of 10 Cuban rafters missing at sea
The parents of two of the minors said they are "desperate"
Sports
Yordenis Ugas confesses his worst nightmare before world title fight against Errol Spence
"I was imprisoned six times trying to escape Cuba, but I never lost hope," said boxer Yordenis Ugas who is fighting Spence Jr. for world title
Business
Venezuelan oil production fell 7.6% in March
Venezuela produced a total of 728,000 barrels per day in March, which represents a decrease of 60,000 barrels compared with February
Opinion & Reviews
Opinion: AMLO's recall and other moves from a Latin American autocrat's playbook
With 91% of the nearly 17 million votes counted, only 7.5% of Mexicans voted against the measure. However, Mexico’s National Electoral Institute – the independent body which oversees the electoral process – previously stated that 40% of the electoral roll (37 million) had to vote in order for the referendum to be considered valid.
Politics
Peru's socialist president faces legal troubles for "attacking the freedom of millions"
"I have filed a Constitutional Complaint against Castillo for attacking the freedom of millions of Peruvians,” the opposition leader and Avanza Pais party member said in a statement
Human Rights
UN: public servants and organized crime responsible for mass disappearances in Mexico
The UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances (OHCHR) said on Tuesday that public servants and members of organized crime are to blame for the recent increase in enforced disappearances across Mexico
