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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Business
Citigroup plans to exit consumer and small business operations in Mexico
The bank will end its 20-year presence in the country
Politics
Iranian official responsible for Argentine Jewish center bombing spotted at Ortega's inauguration
The bombing of the AMIA, a Buenos Aires Jewish cultural center, left 85 dead and 229 injured.
Human Rights
"Release them now!" – U.S. speaks out against trials of Cuban 11J protesters
The United States rejected this week's trials against demonstrators who participated in the anti-government protests of July 11 in Cuba
Crime
Ecuadorian delegation submits report on Alex Saab and the Sucre System to Colombia
The report claims that Alex Saab is responsible for a corruption scheme that allowed him to launder millions of dollars through the Sucre System
Drug trafficking
Mexican attorney general charges 7 people in 'Fast and Furious' gun trafficking scandal
Among those charged in the decade-plus old case are the country's former police commander, and now-incarcerated drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman
Politics
Report: Latin America's 'socialist, authoritarian wave' is inviting hostile regimes into the hemisphere
Latin America's dominos appear to have fallen in the direction of a radicalized, authoritarian left — opening up new opportunities for socialist leaders and their anti-American allies
Terrorism
Rubio asks Biden to support Colombian government as terrorist violence breaks out along Venezuelan border
In his letter to Biden, Rubio wrote, “I urge your administration to maintain and strengthen the United States’ longstanding commitment to ... the Republic of Colombia"
Business
What is at stake with Mexico’s energy reform?
Opposing groups say the measures will scare away private investment, while the government assures that its plan "suits the people"
Coronavirus
Mexico’s president tests positive for COVID-19 a second time
AMLO claims his symptoms are mild and says he will quarantine until he recovers
Drug trafficking
The life of child-recruits in Mexican cartels
Presently, it is estimated that approximately 21,000 minors were killed between 2000 and 2019, and another 7,000 are missing, according to the Network for Infant Rights in Mexico (Redim)
