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Most Latin American migrants no longer go to the United States
If you listen to American politicians you might think that every migrant in Latin America is heading for the United States.
Could Trump’s Latin America policies backfire economically?
As Donald Trump starts his second term, his administration’s robust approach to Latin America raises concerns about the ...
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Parliamentary leader meets Latin American countries' envoys
South Korean National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-shik (C) holds talks with ambassadors of Latin American countries to South ...
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Migration, Drugs, and Tariffs: Whether Biden or Trump, US’s Latin American Policy Will Still Be Contemptible
Mass deportations from the US, promised by Trump, could worsen these problems, as happened in El Salvador in the late 1990s.
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Most Latin Americans Support The U.S. Using Military Force To Oust Venezuela's Maduro, Poll Finds
Most Latin Americans would support a U.S. military offensive to depose Venezuela's authoritarian president Nicolas Maduro, a ...
Panama exits China’s Belt and Road Initiative – which Latin American country is next?
Analysts expect more US pressure on Latin American countries, but say China won't be easily dislodged. Read more at ...
These Latinos Are Becoming U.S. Citizens the Most—Is Your Country on the List?
Foreigners who meet the eligibility requirements can become U.S. citizens. These Latin American countries are the ones that obtain this status the most.
How Ecuador went from being Latin America’s model of stability to a nation in crisis
For many years, Ecuador had one of the lowest homicide rates in Latin America – an indicator of low gang activity. As a result, it hadn’t developed a robust police and military response to gangs.