Politics
MLK niece Alveda King: Biden 'race baiting, playing the race card' with voting reform rhetoric
Chiding Democrats for sowing fear and pessimism, King said her uncle was "a man of faith, hope and love."
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
Immigration
U.S. expands asylum restrictions at the southern border one month before elections
The new changes come in the middle of a fierce election battle campaign in which migration issues have become one of the central points of the debate between the Democratic candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris and her Republican opponent, former President Donald Trump
Politics
U.S. Senators claim Mexican President Obrador supports dictators
Cuban-American Senators Bob Menendez and Marco Rubio accused the Mexican president of supporting dictators by not participating in the IX Summit of the Americas
Immigration
DeSantis raises option of transporting Haitian refugees fleeing violence to Martha's Vineyard
Haiti is an estimated 840 miles from Florida. Haitians have suffered a terrible ordeal as their homeland has begun collapsing in the absence of political leadership
Culture
Cuban artists call to boycott regime-sponsored cultural events
Several Cuban artists called on the international art community to abandon "the political fantasy that Cuba is a socialist utopia"
Politics
Former Latin-American presidents: Any attempt at election fraud in Sunday’s Venezuelan elections must be punished
The group presented two possible scenarios in the elections on July 28: the victory of the opposition or electoral fraud by the Nicolás Maduro regime
Coronavirus
WHO: China's zero-COVID strategy not sustainable, gets censored
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus’s rare public criticism of China’s “zero-COVID” policy comes as its largest city, Shanghai, enters its sixth week of harsh lockdowns
Terrorism
U.S. citizen arrested during protests in Bogota
María Elizabeth Giulanalli has been studying in Colombia for several years and her stay in the country will depend on the judge’s decision