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Complaint Alleges Beatings, 'Mental Torture' And Genital Assaults At Largest ICE Facility In The Country

By Pedro Camacho | 12/14/25 09:53 AM EST

China Expands Commercial Focus In Latin America With New Cooperation Blueprint

By Pedro Camacho

Latin America's Unemployment Falls To 15-Year Low, But Structural Gaps Persist, International Labour Organization Reports

By Pedro Camacho

Epstein's Hidden Photos Expose Trump, Clinton, Gates, Banon And More In New Congressional Release

By Matias Civita

Venezuela Reports U.S. Suspension Of Deportation Flight, Fueling Speculation Over Possible Military Action

By Pedro Camacho

Mexican Authorities Arrest Financial Operator For Los Cabrera, A La Mayiza-Aligned Trafficking Group In Durango
By Héctor Ríos Morales
Abraham Quintanilla Jr., Father Of Selena Quintanilla, Dies At 86, Family Confirms
By Alicia Civita
Colombian President Petro Answers To Trump Over Threat That He 'Will Be Next'
By Demian Bio

In Focus

Angelique Boyer en Domenica Montero TelevisaUnivisin vs La dueña

'Doménica Montero' Revives 'La Dueña': What Changed In The New Version Of The Televisa-Univision Telenovela

By Alicia Civita

Florida's Ron DeSantis Diverted Millions Of Dollars To Block Two Pieces Of Legislation He Opposed, Report Says
By Héctor Ríos Morales
Cartel Turf Wars Drive Sinaloa Femicides To Their Highest Level In The Last Decade
By Héctor Ríos Morales
Trump Makes Threat To Colombia's Petro 'as U.S. Escalates Operations In The Caribbean: 'He Will Be Next'
By Pedro Camacho

Over 10,000 Migrants Deported By ICE Have Arrived At A Tijuana Mega Shelter So Far This Year

Thousands of migrants deported under the Trump administration's hardline policies have ended up in the border city of Tijuana, where a mega-shelter has housed 12,000 people through the end of November.

Anti-Gang Plan Continues Inside Bukele's Controversial Mega Prison

Unchecked Criminal Organizations Are 'Strangling' Latin America As Extortion And Violence Surge

Activities such as illegal mining, human trafficking and extortion have allowed organized crime to extend its reach over institutions, territory and entire communities, experts say.

Latin America Becomes Key Driver Of New Oil Supply As 2026 Surplus Looms, Report Finds

New offshore projects in Brazil and Guyana shift global supply dynamics as output growth outpaces expected demand

Admiral Who Approved Second Strike On Venezuelan Survivors Described Steps Taken To Conduct The Operation: Report

Reports about a double-tap strike against an alleged drug vessel noted that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth instructed the military to leave no survivors, prompting Adm. Mitch Bradley, then overseeing the mission under Joint Special Operations Command, to order a second strike to carry out that directive.