Crime
Sen. Rubio: Tren de Aragua commit crimes because they are criminals, not because they are Venezuelans
Rubio asserted that the Biden Administration "must designate the Tren de Aragua as a Transnational Criminal Organization."
Immigration
Migrants optimistic about transfer to nation's capital from Texas border
While the Texas governor claims that this plan is part of his offensive to combat undocumented immigration, the bus occupants see it as one more aid in their journey "north”
Immigration
6,000 migrants detained in Mexico in 4 days
From April 21 to April 24, around 5,688 of the detained migrants were found in safe houses, trailers, or hidden inside trucks or buses
Immigration
Cubans spend $10,000 to travel from Nicaragua to the U.S.
The situation in the island has led many to pay the price it takes to leave
Human Rights
U.S. executive released in Venezuela arrives in Texas
Gustavo Cárdenas prays for the release of the other five former executives of the Citgo oil company. "My nightmare is over," he said.
Politics
Trump trial deliberations continue in NYC as nation anxiously waits for verdict
Presiding Judge Juan Merchan granted two juror requests, which asked that he repeat his instructions to them and re-read parts of testimony from former National Enquirer publisher, David Pecker.
Politics
The U.S. pays 53.1% of the OAS' budget, but some feel it comes at a critical time
As hostile regimes — namely Iran, Russia and China — attempt to gain a foothold in the region, some feel U.S. investment in Latin America is worthwhile
Sports
Miami to host the final of the World Classic 2023
The top baseball tournament returns in 2023, with the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Venezuela in the "group of death." Cuba in an affordable key against Europeans and Chinese Taipei.
Crime
Border Patrol agent, suspected smuggler killed in gunfight off Puerto Rico coast
The shooting took place about 12 miles from the coast of Cabo Rojo, a major drug smuggling corridor between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic
Opinion & Reviews
Rebranding Socialism: São Paulo Forum and Puebla Group are a double threat to Latin American democracy
How the Latin American left has hijacked words like "democracy" and "social justice" to manipulate the public into supporting its Marxist agenda.