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Ecuador has formally recognized Edmundo González as the elected president of Venezuela

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Fotografía cedida por el Partido Liberal que muestra al expresidente Jair Bolsonaro

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro indicted for allegedly attempting coup after 2022 election

Fotografía de archivo del dictador de Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega.

Nicaraguan dictator reforms constitution to appoint wife as co-president and usurp power of local governments

U.S. refers to opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia as Venezuela’s "president-elect"

Trump expected to nominate Rubio as first Hispanic American Secretary of State

Maduro seeks "new beginning" with U.S. after Trump takes office, invites Americans to visit Venezuela

Biden invites Trump to the White House on Wednesday to move transition of power forward

Marco Rubio Poised for Secretary of State Role

Sen. Marco Rubio in lead for Secretary of State role, signaling tougher stance on Cuban regime

Latinos won seats in U.S. Congress on both sides of the aisle

Republican Rosie Cordero-Stutz will be the first Miami-Dade sheriff in almost 60 years

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Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro indicted for allegedly attempting coup after 2022 election

Nicaraguan dictator reforms constitution to appoint wife as co-president and usurp power of local governments

U.S. refers to opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia as Venezuela’s "president-elect"

Inter-American Court condemns Nicaragua for "damage to communities" after commissioning China to build interoceanic canal project

Sanders calls out Manchin, Sinema as filibuster issue comes to a head in Senate

Sens. Manchin and Sinema have repeatedly made their support for the filibuster exceedingly clear

Virginia Governor Youngkin signs 11 executive actions, honoring promises to Latino constituency

Shortly after being sworn in, the Commonwealth’s new governor signed nine executive orders and two executive directives

Kremlin once again refused to rule out Latin American military deployments as Ukraine tensions grow

“For Latin America — we’re talking about sovereign states there, let’s not forget that,” Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told reporters on Monday

Virginia's Latino-American Attorney General fires 30 liberal staffers shortly after being sworn in

Shortly after being sworn into office on Saturday, Miyares also launched two new investigations into the Virginia Parole Board as well as Loudoun County Public schools

Poll: More Americans identify as Republicans than Democrats

The parties flipped in popularity as President Biden's approval rating sank

Democrats have another crime problem: several officeholders face felony corruption or sex charges

A flurry of Democratic lawmakers have suddenly resigned and/or been indicted over the last six months in connection with charges ranging from corruption to sexual predation

Joe Biden's Jim Crow 2.0 tour collides with reality: Blacks strongly support voter ID

Biden's decision to use the MLK holiday as a backdrop to push his voting bill exposed another rift: There isn't even agreement in the late civil rights leader's own family about the need for the legislation

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Netanyahu denies accepting 'moral turpitude' despite rumors of potential plea deal

Netanyahu has publically denied wrongdoing, but a plea deal may be reached before the end of the week

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‘It’s sick’: top Florida Democrat likens Gov. DeSantis to Hitler

The comparison was met with criticism from media and the governors office

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Hispanic Caucus lawmaker snubs meeting with Harris aide who tweeted on deporting illegal migrants

"The deep concern to me is this may show his true disposition when it comes to immigration," the congressman said

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