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"We note with disappointment VU's decision to close its facility without adhering to the agreed course of remediation," the U.S. deputy undersecretary of labor for international affairs, Thea Lee, said.

That is according to Bloomberg, which cited people familiar with the matter. Venezuela would have to remove a ban on all opposition candidates who want to run

The Latin Times talked with Christopher Hernandez-Roy, deputy director and senior fellow of the Americas Program at the CSIS to get his insights on the issue

President Joe Biden ordered US ships and warplanes to move closer to Israel in a show of support on Sunday, while sending fresh military aid after attacks by the Palestinian militant group Hamas.

The United States will immediately restart food assistance at 28 camps inside Ethiopia that are home to refugees, mostly from Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia and Eritrea, officials said.

US warplanes on Thursday shot down a Turkish drone that was deemed a threat to American forces in Syria, the Pentagon said, an incident likely to raise tensions between the NATO allies.

The recent wave of migrants fleeing bad economic conditions and violence reportedly includes a significant number of Cubans.

President Joe Biden admitted Wednesday he was worried that US political turmoil could threaten aid to Ukraine, urging Republicans to stop their infighting and back "critically important" assistance for Kyiv.

The figure is a more than 10% increase from August and the highest since December 2022. Crossings are on pace to surpass 3 million this year

A representative of the Mexican industry association Canacintra, Jesus Salayandía, said that companies are forced to stop production temporarily in Ciudad Juarez if long queues at the border continue.

France fields 1,500 soldiers in Niger as part of an anti-jihadist deployment in the Sahel region and the United States 1,100 military personnel.

According to the agreement, Mexico and the United States will implement several measures to stop migrants from using the railway system to reach the U.S.-Mexico border.

Venezuelan Victor Manuel Atencio began his journey on July 30, along with 31 countrymen from western Venezuela. Like him, they had become fed up with the government of Nicolas Maduro, whose rule has been marked by political turmoil and economic collapse.

"I'm not going to attend the San Francisco (summit) because we do not have relations with Peru," the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador said.

"Colombia is in permanent evolution and international visitors have made us a trending destination," the President of ProColombia, the promotion agency of the country, Carmen Caballero said.

President Joe Biden and his Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva unveiled a pact on workers' rights Wednesday, as the pro-union US leader grapples with a major auto employees' strike at home.

A Jamaican Muslim cleric was convicted on Tuesday in New York for supporting state terrorism after he was found to be recruiting support for the terrorist group ISIS.

Less than a month after losing the Brazilian Presidency, Jair Bolsonaro applied for a U.S. tourist visa on Monday, planning to stay there for at least six extra months.

A Chinese national arrested for spying on the United States, was handed an 8-year jail term recently after being arrested in 2018.

The United States and Canada has expressed disinterest in sending armed troops to Haiti to help them deal with their current humanitarian crisis, despite pleas from the United Nations and the country.

The United States government has just launched an online appointment system for migrants seeking to enter the country.

Western Union announced Wednesday that they will be re-establishing their money-transferring services between the U.S. and Cuba in a limited capacity.

As U.S. President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discuss potential intervention in the Haitian crisis, people flock to the country's sole immigration office in Port-au-Prince.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized on Monday due to intestinal pains, as the government arrests his supporters for ransacking three government buildings in Brasilia.

After the Venezuelan opposition voted to dissolve the interim government and push Juan Guaidó out as its president, the embassy in Washington, D.C. has officially closed on Friday.

The new migrant policy reveal of U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday shows his attempt to stop the increasing wave of migrants attempting to enter the country while still placating the pro-immigration stance of Democrats.

The judge serving as a special master over the Rio Grande case has ordered the federal government on Friday to publicly reveal the proposed plans over the river so that the merits of the deal can be seen.

U.S. House Rep. George Santos, who has become controversial after much of his resume has been revealed to be false, will reportedly be pursued by Brazilian authorities on Monday for fraud charges incurred in 2008.

Despite calls from the United Nations to intervene in the current crisis happening in Haiti, the international community has largely taken no action to start the necessary coalition to address the issues.

An El Salvadoran gang member and fugitive was arrested in Virginia by ICE officials after attempting to hide in the U.S. to avoid the charges awaiting him in his country.