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
Gunmen ambush Mexican police in southern Guerrero state, handcuff victims and open fire
Several area drug cartel related enterprises have been fighting one another for control since the area is considered to have lucrative drug routes along the north Pacific corridor
Politics
María Corina Machado sweeps Venezuelan opposition primaries and promises to remove Maduro in 2024
Former deputy María Corina Machado achieved a resounding victory in the opposition primaries held this Sunday in Venezuela by garnering over 93% of the votes. Machado now aspires to be the unity candidate who will confront Chavismo in the 2024 presidential elections
Human Rights
Ortega regime releases 12 priests imprisoned as part of Catholic crackdown after talks with Vatican
Daniel Ortega’s regime in communist Nicaragua has freed 12 Roman Catholic priests who were imprisoned on several charges and sent them to Rome
Crime
Conspiracy: Haiti accuses former justice ministry official of ordering assassination of President Jovenel Moise
Since the president’s killing, several of the mercenaries have since been brought to justice, but the mastermind of the assassination evaded authorities for the past two years
Human Rights
Exclusive with Laura Correa: A Colombian Latina volunteering in Israel
Laura Correa, a young Colombian woman residing in Israel, shared her story in an exclusive interview with ADN América, where she talked about her service as a volunteer while her husband fights in the war
Immigration
Venezuelan migrants restrained like criminals and repatriated to South American communist dictatorship
U.S. immigration authorities transported more than 100 Venezuelans back to the communist dictatorship on Wednesday as the Biden administration resumed deportation flights back to the South American country
Politics
U.S. makes deal with Maduro to ease oil sanctions for freer elections, trusts communist dictator
Maduro’s current presidency is widely viewed as the result of past fraudulent elections
Politics
Centrist businessman Daniel Noboa wins Ecuador's presidency
After winning Sunday's presidential run-off, he will be the youngest president in Ecuador's history
Politics
Ecuador faces run-off presidential election amid crime wave
The new run-off phase of the presidential election just began only a few days after anti-corruption crusader and former presidential candidate Fernando Villavicenio was assassinated in the capital, Quito
Crime
As the U.S. opens doors to investment in Cuban Mipymes, Raul Castro's granddaughter swiftly launch her own
Mipyme Gaia SRL, adds its name to the list of registered Mipymes in Cuba that are owned by members of the Communist Party or tied to the Castro family
