Business
Venezuelan oil production fell 7.6% in March
Venezuela produced a total of 728,000 barrels per day in March, which represents a decrease of 60,000 barrels compared with February
Politics
Report: Latin America's 'socialist, authoritarian wave' is inviting hostile regimes into the hemisphere
Latin America's dominos appear to have fallen in the direction of a radicalized, authoritarian left — opening up new opportunities for socialist leaders and their anti-American allies
Business
U.S. companies look to Latin America for new hires as remote work revolution rages
The number of foreign companies hiring from Latin America has increased by 156% in recent months, according to a report by global hiring company Deel
Politics
Sen. Bob Menendez rips Griner-Blout prisoner exchange, pledges return of U.S. Marine Paul Whelan
The New Jersey Senator said he would use the power of Congress to safeguard the return of American Paul Whelan
Politics
Ecuador arrests reputed Los Lobos gang leader in war against drugs
Ecuador has suffered a serious crime wave for the past five years, resulting in the murder of local mayors of port towns where drug cartels are operating. It also saw the assassination of an anti-corruption presidential candidate earlier this year.
Business
Fruit from a poisonous tree: Avocados and the rise of transnational drug trafficking
The booming avocado industry has expanded along with the rise of criminal organizations, according to a report published last month by the Global Initiative Against Transactional Organized Crime (GITOC)
Crime
U.S. says migrants arrested for attacking NYPD in Times Square belong to 'Tren de Aragua' Venezuelan gang
The migrants were captured by immigration agents inside a Bronx apartment after police executed an arrest warrant for another asylum seeker wanted in the Times Square attack
Politics
Senator Marco Rubio criticizes AMLO for defending Cuban and Venezuelan regimes
The Republican Senator questioned the presence of the Mexican president at the Leaders for Democracy summit.
Immigration
Future uncertain for migrants in Mexico border tent cities while waiting out Title 42 Supreme Court battle
An estimated 4,300 migrants wait in two tent cities across the Texas border in Mexico amid while waiting for a Supreme Court ruling
Immigration
MENENDEZ: Venezuelans deported from U.S. face torture back home
In a recent statement, Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez said that it “is extremely disturbing” and can lead to “harsh consequences” for Venezuelans who are sent back"