Immigration
Trump's mass deportation plan: who would be the most vulnerable and why
The immigrant community in the United States has questioned the issue: How will mass deportations be carried out?
Immigration
Elderly Cuban woman rescued in the Darien Jungle after being abandoned by her son
The woman's daughter, Yudith Rejas León, shared a video of her mother in which she explained that she had abandoned her after she broke her leg in the middle of the treacherous journey
Sports
Animal rights activists launch call to action to halt bullfighting in Mexico City
The city held its first bullfight on Sunday in nearly two years since 2022, sparking protests from activists throughout the city. The sport, which dates back to the 16th Century in Mexico, had previously been shut down after a judge suspended the practice.
Politics
Journalist sentenced to prison for uncovering corruption scheme in Venezuela
Venezuelan journalist Roberto Deniz was charged with inciting hatred for investigating Alex Saab, Marudo’s frontman.
Lifestyle
Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori dies at 86
Alberto Fujimori was admired for his economic management, but also became the first former president in the world to be tried in his own country for human rights violations
Politics
Latin American leaders lash out at Lula for calling Venezuelan dictatorship a "constructed narrative"
"Authoritarianism in Venezuela is not a 'constructed narrative.' It is an unquestionable reality," said Human Rights Watch
Entertainment
Shakira publishes her first photos in Miami after reuniting with her family
The Colombian singer was smiling and accompanied by friends: Juan Luis Guerra, Prince Royce, Emilio and Lili Estefan and many more
Politics
Maduro panics, halts flight from Panama carrying former presidents set to observe Sunday's election
Several former presidents were traveling on the flight who intended to participate as electoral observers in the upcoming Venezuelan elections on Sunday
Human Rights
Female migrants were freed, men left to die in deadly Mexico facility fire
New details have emerged suggesting that while 15 women were freed by security personnel, an estimated 38-40 men were left to die behind padlocked doors
Human Rights
Exclusive with Laura Correa: A Colombian Latina volunteering in Israel
Laura Correa, a young Colombian woman residing in Israel, shared her story in an exclusive interview with ADN América, where she talked about her service as a volunteer while her husband fights in the war