Crime
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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Immigration
Panama closes Darién Gap jungle trails to protect migrants from dangerous crossings and violent crime
The Panamanian government announced that “between four and five crossings were closed” in the Darién Gap as a measure to redirect and “take care” of migrants
Immigration
Shelters at Mexico's southern border overwhelmed as migrant housing costs triple amid national inflation
Inflation and the migratory flow caused the cost of keeping a migrant stranded on Mexico's southern border to triple
Crime
Bolivia: Prosecutors seek harsh prison sentence for former interim President Jeanine Áñez
The Bolivian Prosecutor's Office accused the former president of committing “genocide” between on Tuesday, and requested a 30-year prison sentence
Politics
Investigation: Colombian President Gustavo Petro went on date with trans woman in Panama
Colombian media reported details from an investigation corroborating rumors about President Gustavo Petro and his alleged infidelity
Human Rights
Shock: Human rights activist detained for military uprising in Bolivia
The activist, who chairs the Ibero-American Commission on Human Rights for the Development of the Americas (CIDHPDA) in Bolivia, was arrested in the early hours of July 7
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Tragedy in Uruguay: Fire in residence leaves at least 10 elderly people dead
One of the residence workers, 20 years old, managed to escape and, despite no apparent injuries was in a state of “emotional distress”
Politics
House to expose TSA's airport fiasco with Cuban agents as Latino vote up for grabs
Cuban agents were allowed to visit the Miami airport, TSA headquarters despite the country being on the state sponsor of terrorism list.
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VIDEO: Motorcyclist in pro-Maduro caravan says he was paid $30 to participate
The motorcyclist of the Chavista caravan said he would not vote for Nicolás Maduro and was only participating in the regime-sponsored rally because he was paid $30
Climate
Beryl's rapid growth shows it will be a "wild" Atlantic hurricane season, says NOAA and experts
In just 42 hours, Beryl went from a tropical depression to a major hurricane, something that has only been recorded six times in the history of Atlantic hurricanes
Politics
Former President Jair Bolsonaro indicted by Brazilian Police in undeclared Saudi diamonds case, say sources
Since Bolsonaro lost the presidential election by a slim margin to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in 2022, he has been repeatedly investigated and interrogated by police
