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Survivors: Four children found alive in Colombian jungle weeks after plane crash
There were a total of seven people on board the plane at the time of the crash. Three adults, including the pilot, died from the impact of the crash
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Puerto Rico's toll collection system down after cyberattack
Puerto Rico has a long history of cyberattacks targeting the island’s public goods providers
Politics
Latin American governments join forces to evacuate their citizens from Ukraine
Latin American and Caribbean embassies and consulates in Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania are coordinating efforts to help their citizens evacuate the conflict zone
Culture
Films from 13 Latin American Countries Compete for Oscar Nomination
The final five nominations will be announced on February 8, 2022.
Crime
U.S. strikes back: Custom Border Protection confirms mass arrests of Tren de Aragua Venezuelan gang
Last year, U.S. border authorities detained 41 alleged members of the dangerous Venezuelan mega-gang El Tren de Aragua while they were trying to enter the country. This criminal group, known for its violence and illicit activities, has been identified as a growing threat to public safety in the United States.
Business
Coffee prices hit record high amid Brazilian drought
Retailers have tried to absorb the spike in costs to keep the market even without it hitting the pocketbooks and wallets of loyal coffee drinkers, but many coffee brands might have to raise prices after the new year
Crime
Colombian immigrant is first Latino to assume role as Providence Police Chief
Óscar Pérez moved to the United States at the age of 13 with his father in search of better opportunities and thus began to forge his future
Politics
U.S. imposes new sanctions on Nicaragua for repression and migrant trafficking
The Biden administration imposed visa restrictions on more than 250 members of the Ortega-Murillo regime and sanctioned three Nicaraguan entities for participating in repression
Politics
Latinas confirmed by U.S. Senate to serve on Federal Reserve and FCC
After a 55-43 vote, the Senate confirmed Anna Gomez to serve on the Federal Communications Commission, and Colombian American economist Adriana Kugler as a Federal Reserve governor
Immigration
6th bus of migrants arrives in Philadelphia
The bus carrying about 52 migrants seeking asylum arrived at 30th Street Station just before 6 a.m.