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
Mexican daycare investigated for at least 20 cases of sexual abuse
Attorney general says they have at least 10 scientifically confirmed cases of “with some type of sexual abuse”
Culture
Colombian President Petro praises sculptor and painter Fernando Botero, who died at 91
“The painter of our traditions and our defects, the painter of our virtues has died,” President Gustavo Petro wrote on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, on Friday. “He painted violence and peace. He painted the pigeon that was rejected one thousand times, and put one thousand times on a throne”
Crime
Justice: Drug lord El Chapo's son extradited to U.S. to face criminal charges
Ovidio Guzman Lopez, now in U.S. custody in Chicago and has been tied to violence and the drug trade, according to U.S. officials
Immigration
Panama declares war on illegal immigration, prepares to shut down Darien Gap jungle bridge with Colombia
The move is in response to the shocking flow of migrants passing through the jungle this year, crossing over from South America through the dense Central American land bridge
Crime
Mexican authorities extradite accused human trafficker to New York for prosecution
The individual, along with relatives, engaged in the recruitment of young women, illegally transporting them across the border and forcing them into prostitution in the United States to generate profits
Entertainment
Luis Miguel tour heads to U.S. after dazzling Buenos Aires and Santiago
'El Sol De México' stunning ticket sales have created more demand for additional concerts, totaling 129 shows in all
Human Rights
Exiles and former U.S. intel accuse Havana of luring Cuban youths to fight for Russia against their will
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs acknowledged that there are "human trafficking operations for military recruitment purposes" involving Cubans in Russia
Politics
Mexico primaries pin country's top female leaders in battle for presidency
The two women — Gálvez, 60, a successful technology businesswoman, and Sheinbaum, 61, a former physics professor are now pinned against one another in next year’s June 2 presidential election
Health
Mexico's Supreme Court legalizes abortion as second largest Catholic nation shifts pro-choice
Before 2019, the procedure was largely criminalized throughout Mexico. Catholics dominate the North American country by more than 72% of the population, and Mexico harbors the second largest Catholic population in the world, an estimated total of more than 90 million people.
Immigration
Biden has returned 4,264 Cuban migrants to communist dictatorship this year
The two Cuban citizens, handed over by the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) to Cuban regime had escaped the country illegally
