Politics
Peru will not recognize Nicolás Maduro as Venezuela's "democratically elected president"
Ecuador has formally recognized Edmundo González as the elected president of Venezuela
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Crime
State Dept. cancels Spring Break in Mexico, ex-FBI official warns entire country at risk for cartel attacks
A former FBI assistant director warned that nowhere in Mexico is safe from cartels, after two of the four U.S. citizens who were kidnapped last week were found dead. The warning comes almost immediately after the U.S. State Dept. renewed their travel advisory warnings, admonishing all Americans to avoid travel throughout most of the country.
Immigration
106 unaccompanied migrant children and teens returned to Guatemala
The minors were found inside an abandoned truck trailer in Mexico’s state of Veracruz on Sunday along with 237 other undocumented migrants
Health
Honduras allows use of 'morning after pill,' ending 10-year ban
Xiomara Castro, the Central American country’s first female president, signed the order on International Women’s Day
Business
Walmart to invest $1.5 billion in Mexico and Central America
Walmex was also approved by Mexican authorities to purchase a Mexican electronic payments provider and launch a new health membership product
Politics
Venezuelan opposition candidate calls for unity against Maduro, support of civil liberties
The precandidate María Corina Machado affirmed that the State should not own everything and have society as a subordinate
Immigration
343 migrants found inside abandoned truck trailer in Mexico
The trailer found on Sunday had fans and ventilation ports cut into its roof that provided oxygen to those inside
Immigration
U.S. to grant protected immigrant status to Nicaraguans
The move comes amid pressure from several immigration advocates and lawmakers
Business
U.S. senators present bill to lift trade embargo on Cuban military dictatorship
The bill, called the Freedom of Exports to Cuba Law, was presented by a group of legislators who allege that they seek to lift the six-decade trade embargo on the Cuban regime
Health
Patient Zero denounces U.S. intel report suggesting Havana Syndrome not result of foreign weapon
A former U.S. government official known as "patient zero" called the report "shameful and ridiculous"
Politics
Argentina and Britain revisit 1982 Falkland War tension
The Argentine government announced it was ending the Foradori-Duncan Pact, with the aim of restarting the discussion for Argentina's sovereignty over the Malvinas or Falklands Islands
