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
Trump endorses Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro
Trump's endorsement comes amid backlash in Brazil over Bolsonaro's purported response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Politics
Journalist sentenced to prison for uncovering corruption scheme in Venezuela
Venezuelan journalist Roberto Deniz was charged with inciting hatred for investigating Alex Saab, Marudo’s frontman.
Business
Maduro’s regime increases the price of subsidized gasoline by 1.900%
The increase in gasoline prices in Venezuela was introduced after the currency change of October 1.
Immigration
'Tell Biden we are coming': thousands of migrants traverse Mexico, head for U.S. border
The Mexican government estimates about 3,000 people are registered with the migrant caravan.
Human Rights
Uruguay and Chile the only countries in the Americas with full freedom of press
The Chapultepec Index shows no freedom of press in Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela
Human Rights
Cuban mother criticizes regime for sentencing her son to 21 years in prison
Maria Cecilia Garcia spoke against her son’s arrest, who was detained for joining peaceful demonstrations on July 11.
Entertainment
Colombian superstar Maluma joins voice cast of Disney's "Encanto"
Colombian singer Maluma will voice Mariano in Disney’s upcoming animated film.
Politics
Latin America’s main challenges according to Blinken: corruption, security, and the economy
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken addressed the setback in democracy around the world, especially in Latin America.
Human Rights
Cuban prosecutor’s office says peaceful protest participants will face legal charges
Cubans who participate in November’s peaceful march with be charged with “instigation of crime,” says Cuba’s Prosecutor’s Office.
