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The Biden Administration recognized González Urrutia as the winner of the elections on Aug. 1, but until now had avoided declaring him "elected president" of the nation
The criminal gang Tren de Aragua is identified by the Bogotá authorities as one of those responsible for a sharp increase of violence in the city
Of the 142 minors who, according to the document, were captured, 70 remain in detention centers
The collective movement appears to be due to the lack of employment, Mexico’s difficult economic situation and growing crime amid cartel violence
The United Nations human rights chief offered a review of the situation in that country, shaken by decades of confrontations between the authorities and different armed groups
This year's Nobel Prize honors two scientists for their discovery of a fundamental principle that governs the regulation of gene activity
Several houses and vehicles were burned, forcing survivors to take refuge elsewhere or in the public square of Saint-Marc after walking for hours and stumbling across bodies along the way
On Wednesday night it was learned that there was an arrest warrant against the former president, which was annulled a few hours later
The soldiers mistook the migrant transportation trucks for cartel vehicles and opened fire at 33 migrants of various nationalities, leaving six fatalities and at least 10 others wounded
The politician took office at the end of this Tuesday as the first female president of Mexico for the period from 2024 to 2030
The new changes come in the middle of a fierce election battle campaign in which migration issues have become one of the central points of the debate between the Democratic candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris and her Republican opponent, former President Donald Trump
