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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Politics
Former Central Bank chief warns of "absurd things" in Chile's new constitution
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology trained economist noted,“if there is one thing that’s failing in the Convention, it’s the body’s connection to the citizenry,” adding that there is no transparency and that “fake news” is rampant
Politics
Bukele plans to grant Salvadoran citizenship to those who invest
El Salvador plans to offer citizenship to foreigners who invest in the country as part of an effort to attract foreign investment projects
Politics
Former Argentine president blames left-wing government for mass exodus from country
"This flood of emigrants is undoubtedly a fracture in Argentine history” because each emigrant creates a void in the economy “that will take many years – or even decades – to fill"
Immigration
Guaidó to ask OAS to investigate the death of Venezuelan child migrating to Trinidad and Tobago
A Venezuelan child died after his boat was shot at by the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard
Immigration
Mexican authorities intercept more than 1,000 migrants in 24 hours
Mexican authorities intercepted more than 1,266 migrants from more than 33 countries, according to Mexico's National Migration Institute (INM).
Politics
Colombian presidential candidate confronted by hooded men, forced to evacuate campaign event
"It is a shame that political violence and hatred caused these individuals to stand in the way of the free exercise of democracy," Fajardo wrote on social media
Human Rights
Cuban situation "dramatic," says Inter-American Commission on Human Rights rapporteur
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) commissioner for Cuba, Stuardo Ralón, voiced his concern over the human rights violations committed in Cuba
Business
Some U.S. companies consider relocating operations from China to Mexico
As American companies look to move production away from China and Southeast Asia, Mexico has become an increasingly appealing option
Health
Ecuadorian legislature legalizes abortion for rape cases; conservative president threatens veto
“I don’t believe in abortion, just as I don’t believe in the death penalty," said President Guillermo Lasso
