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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In tragedy captured on social video, Brazilian cliff collapses on tourist boats at lake
Seven are killed, 32 are injured and three are missing in the tragedy at a popular tourist lake.
Coronavirus
Brazil reports first omicron related death
According to hospital records, the man was fully vaccinated and had received a booster
Drug trafficking
Women of the Cartels: The tragic fate of Mexican drug traffickers' girlfriends
The glamorous young women may have inadvertently attracted too much attention after sharing photos of their jewelry, late-model cars and exotic travel on social media platforms
Human Rights
Cuban activist and doctor jailed by communist regime
Leadership from the Emilia Project also reported that several of its leaders have been threatened by Cuba’s communist regime
Coronavirus
Children as young as 5 will now be vaccinated against COVID-19 in Brazil
"Children have unfortunately died of COVID-19, not many, but every child's life is important," Health Minister Marcelo Queiroga said in a news conference
AP
Earthquake reported in Nicaragua
Residents evacuated their homes and workers cleared government buildings
Coronavirus
Ecuador's vice president tests positive for COVID-19
In a statement, the Office of the Vice-President said that Ecuador’s number-two is experiencing "mild symptoms" and stressed that he is fully vaccinated, including the booster
Human Rights
Over 9,000 repressive actions in Cuba during 2021
2021 was the worst year in two decades for human rights in the island
Politics
Chilean senator threatens to block legislative agreements if new government goes after President Piñera
Although Sen. Manuel José Ossandón previously blasted Piñera over his involvement in the Dominga mining project, the center-right senator now appears to have his sights set on Boric
Immigration
Bukele expresses support for Cuban reporters forced into exile
Esteban Rodríguez and Héctor Valdés, contributors to ADN Cuba, were exiled from Cuba and prevented from flying to Nicaragua.
