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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U.S. sends delegation to Haiti amid humanitarian crisis, imposes visa restrictions on officials
The officials will discuss the country’s request for international support to deal with the ongoing gang violence, a cholera outbreak, and food shortages.
Immigration
U.S. and Mexico reach agreement to address large influx of Venezuelan migrants
The new measures for Venezuelan refugees will be modeled after the Biden administration’s humanitarian parole program for Ukrainian refugees
Immigration
Cubans continue to make dangerous journey to Florida Keys, before and after Hurricane Ian
Cubans continue to make the dangerous journey to the Florida Keys both as Hurricane Ian made landfall farther northwest and as recovery efforts continue, local and federal law enforcement agencies report
Human Rights
Mexico's largest state approves same-sex marriage
Mexican lawmakers passed the bill with 50 votes in favor of the legalization against 16 who opposed it
Climate
Exclusive Report: 'I lost my mother and my disabled brother' in Venezuela landslide
At least 37 people died in the landslide in the Venezuelan town of Tejerías and some 56 people are still missing
Politics
E.U. strikes back, declares Nicaraguan envoy 'persona non grata' after communist regime expels ambassador
On October 2, the E.U. ambassador to Nicaragua, Bettina Muscheidt, was expelled by the regime of Daniel Ortega
Climate
Tropical storm Julia kills 19 in Central America
While no longer considered a hurricane, storm Julia has been drenching Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras with heavy rains
Politics
U.S. reviewing Haiti's request for International Security Assistance
Haiti is formally seeking international assistance as the country’s security crisis continues to worsen and create “the risk of a major humanitarian crisis”
Immigration
Mexican Cartel migrant smuggling profits rivals Fox News Corp. gross revenues, says report
Their profits have rocketed from $500 million to $13 billion in just four years
Entertainment
95-year-old Cuban grandma Angela Alvarez nominated for Grammy for Best New Artist
Her grandson Carlos José discovered many songs written by his grandmother, from which he chose the 15 tracks for the nominated album
