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Julio Cesar Chavez talked to his ICE jailed son Junior

Julio César Chávez Says Son Was Pressured Once to Act as Sinaloa Cartel Enforcer

"My son did not want to, but he said, 'Okay, I will hit him once, but forgive him.' He gave the person a light tap, and because of that they let him go," Julio César Chávez said.

Julio César Chávez Calls 'El Chapo' Guzmán and 'El Mayo' Zambada 'Extremely Fine People' in Recent Interview
"They are extremely fine people, good people, good folks," Chávez said. "I have met everyone, including Amado Carrillo Fuentes and many others, and they are all extremely fine people. At least with me. What they do otherwise, I do not know."
Mexico Foils Iranian Plan To Assassinate Israeli Ambassador In The Country: Report
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) devised a plan to assassinate the Israeli ambassador to Mexico, but the country foiled the plot, according to a new report.
ICE Detainee Population Reaches New Record After 70% Climb During Trump Administration
The detainee population under Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reached a new record, according to a new report

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US-Mexico border between San Diego and Tijuana in San Diego

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Mexican National Guard Finds 'Suspicious Underground Structure' Close To Cross-Border Smuggling Tunnel

Mexican National Guard officials found what they described as a "suspicious underground structure" leading to the banks of the Rio Grande, according to a new report

Attack on alleged drug vessel in the Caribbean (October 24)

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AP Investigation Shows People Operating Targeted Boats In The Caribbean Were 'Running Drugs' But Claims 'Reality Is More Nuanced'

A new investigation revealed that people operating boats targeted by U.S. strikes were indeed running drugs, but were not high-up in criminal organizations

Venezuelan vessel attacked by USA Navy Caribbean

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U.S. Has Now Killed At Least 70 In Strikes Against Alleged Drug Vessels

The death toll of U.S. strikes against alleged drug vessels in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific has now reached at least 70 following the latest episode on Thursday.

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Venezuela's Maduro Taunts Trump Over Military Deployment: 'Do Whatever You Want, We Won't Be Rattled'

Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro taunted the Trump administration over the U.S. Army's deployment in the region and its pressure campaign to oust him.

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U.S. Again Sends Bombers Less Than 50 Miles From Venezuela As Aircraft Carrier Approaches The Caribbean

The U.S. again flew bombers less than 50 miles from the Venezuelan coast as tensions remain high in the region and the USS Gerald Ford continues to approach

DOGE Chair Greene Announces Hearing on USA Fencing Allowing Biological Men in Women's Events

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Praises Nancy Pelosi After Retirement Announcement: 'I Wish We Could Get Things Done For Our Party' Like She 'Was Able To Deliver'

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene praised Democratic counterpart Nancy Pelosi, who announced on Thursday she won't seek reelection in next year's midterms.

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Officials Seize More Than $13 Million Worth Of Heroin At a California Port Of Entry

Customs and Border Protection officers seized more than $13 million worth of heroin at a port of entry in California, according to a new report

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Grecia Quiroz, Widow of Carlos Manzo, Set to Replace Him as Uruapan Mayor Following His Assassination

Quiroz has called for peaceful demonstrations in Uruapan and across Michoacán, encouraging residents to honor her late husband's memory without violence.

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The U.S. Has Now Killed Over 65 People In Strikes Against Alleged Drug Boats

The death toll resulting from U.S. strikes in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific has now topped 65 following the latest attack.

maria corina machado reappears in venezuela

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Venezuelan Opposition Leader Machado Claims That If U.S. Ousts The Maduro Regime, 'It Will Also Be The Freedom Of Cuba And Nicaragua'

Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado said that if the Trump administration ends up ousting the Maduro regime in Caracas, Cuba and Nicaragua will follow

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Mexican President Sheinbaum Files Sexual Harassment Charges After Being Groped During Public Walk: 'Women Must Be Respected'

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said she filed sexual harassment charges after being groped during a public walk, noting that the aggressor, a drunken man, is still under detention.

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Diplomatic Tensions Escalate As Peru Cuts Ties With Mexico Over Asylum Offer to Ousted Prime Minister

Diplomatic relations between Mexico and Peru have deteriorated even further after the Peruvian government announced it would sever ties with Mexico.

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Top Caracas Official Claims The 'High Spheres' Of The U.S. Govt. Are 'Discussing Regime Change': 'The Empire Won't Change In Thinking Venezuela Is Its Backyard'

Top Venezuelan official Diosdado Cabello claimed that the "high spheres" in the U.S. government are discussing "regime change" in Caracas as the Trump administration continues to escalate its military campaign in the region

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Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum Groped During Public Walk in Mexico City, Raising Questions About Her Security

A shocking incident has reignited debate over presidential security in Mexico after President Claudia Sheinbaum was harassed and inappropriately touched by a man during a brief public walk in downtown Mexico City.

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GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert Faces Heavy Criticism Over Halloween Costume Referencing ICE Crackdown

According to photos obtained by several media outlets, the 38-year-old congresswoman wore a dress resembling traditional Mexican attire and a sombrero. She also carried a sign referencing the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.