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.
Latin America
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Politics
U.S. "working to prevent" Russian forces from operating in Latin America
“We, as a hemisphere, do not accept provocations,” State Department Assistant Secretary Brian Nichols told the House Foreign Affairs Committee. “And those types of prodding by forces from outside our hemisphere are unacceptable"
Entertainment
Leonardo DiCaprio is criticized for praising Cuban regime’s protection of hawksbill turtles
The Hollywood actor said he appreciates Cuban efforts to protect the environment. Critics showed him what is actually happening to Hawksbill turtles in Cuba
Education
Nicaraguan dictatorship shutters opposition universities
The Polytechnic University of Nicaragua stands out as it was an epicenter of the 2018 anti-government protests, which left more than 350 dead at the hands of security forces
Politics
Peru's latest PM under fire for domestic abuse
A congressional block of the PM would force Castillo to name yet another cabinet
Politics
Argentina's president offers Putin a 'gateway to Latin America'
"I'm certain Argentina has to stop being so dependent on the Fund and the United States and has to open up to other places, and that is where it seems to me that Russia has a very important place," Fernandez told Putin
Health
Blood money: The Cuban regime's secret industry
Between 1995 and 2019, the regime received upwards of $800 million dollars for the sale of blood
Immigration
Young Americans are heading to Mexico in search of a better life
A growing number of young Americans and their families are leaving the United States and instead establishing roots in Mexico
Terrorism
FARC rebels burn two U.N. vehicles in southeastern Colombia
A senior advisor to the Colombian presidency told reporters that the “criminals presented themselves as dissidents” under the command of Gentil Duarte, one of Colombia’s most wanted men
Opinion & Reviews
OPINION: Will Peru be the next country to abandon its market-friendly constitution?
"From the executive's side we've been fulfilling what the president promised during the campaign, which is to create a constitution-making moment for a new constitution," the new prime minister told reporters
Politics
Venezuelan opposition calls on the international community to act against the Maduro regime
Venezuelan opposition accused the regime of using the territory as a sanctuary for criminals
