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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Crime
In showing of law and order, Haitian police kill three during armed attack on nation's central bank
The bank expressed its gratitude for the Haitian law enforcement community, thanking it for “protecting our community.”
Health
Brazilian police accuse Bolsonaro of falsifying his COVID-19 vaccination records
To date, no charges have been filed, and the decision will most likely fall upon the South American nation’s attorney general, Jorge Messias, who was appointed by newly elected President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Human Rights
Dozens of Cuban artists and activists send a message to the military: "Join your people!"
Renowned Cuban artists and activists took to social media to urge the military to side with the Cuban people and not repress the protests.
Politics
María Corina Machado: The regime wants to compete with false opposition candidates chosen by Maduro's leadership
The Venezuelan opposition candidate denounced new maneuvers by the Chavista dictatorship to manipulate the presidential elections
Politics
"The people need a change and it's urgent": Celebrities support freedom for Cuba
Multiple artists have joined the call for freedom on the island through their social media following Sunday's protests
Trending
Body of woman who disappeared near Seattle found in Mexico cemetery
Reyna Hernández, a woman from the suburbs of Seattle, Washington, who had been missing for two weeks, was found dead in Mexico
Politics
Ariel Henry out: Haiti's prime minister relinquishes power, transitional leadership under consideration
The prime minister’s final decision came after the CARICOM regional group of Caribbean nations met in Jamaica on Monday to try and broker a political transition for the embattled island nation, which began erupting into violence in July
Crime
U.S. considers sending troops to Haiti to quell violence as gangs vow to 'break the system'
In one attack, the gangs were able to release more than 4,000 inmates, unleashing an army of hardened criminals into the civilian population of the embattled Caribbean country
Business
U.S. second largest importer of illegal gold mining from South American criminal enterprises
In mid-January, in the northern region of the country, the Ecuadorian National Police dealt a blow to Los Lobos by seizing 1,072 bags of gold from trucks en route to a processing plant
Immigration
Shock: CBP secretly flew 320,000 'inadmissible' immigrants into dozens of U.S. cities
Washington Examiner unveils secret flights program uncovered by the Center for Immigration Studies
