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Hondurans Feel Fate of Their Unpopular President Lies in US
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — In a closet-sized underground hip-hop studio in one of the deadliest neighborhoods in Honduras’ capital, Leonardo Sierra believes nothing will change in his country until the United States decides it should.
Mexicans March to Demand Safety and Justice for Women
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Hundreds of people marched silently in Mexico’s capital Sunday to urge justice for women who suffer violence in one of the most dangerous countries to be female, victims who include students murdered by rejected suitors, girls raped before they reach puberty and single mothers who disappear without a trace.
Housing Aid for Puerto Rican Evacuees Close to Running Out
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — In the months after Hurricane María destroyed her home in Puerto Rico, Ashley Gonzáles moved to Connecticut, where federal and state aid helped her and her longtime partner avoid homelessness.
Why Did an ICE Agent Open Fire in an Immigrant Neighborhood?
Latino Rebels Radio: September 7, 2019.
How Climate Change Is Driving Emigration From Central America
Clouds of dust rose behind the wheels of the pickup truck as we hurtled over the back road in Palo Verde, El Salvador.
Maduro Rejects Talks With Opposition Over Envoy’s Remarks
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — President Nicolás Maduro says that he won’t resume talks with the opposition until it rejects calls by a top supporter in Britain to “drop the topic” of Venezuela’s longstanding claims to an oil-rich part of neighboring Guyana.
Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition Responds to ICE Agent Shooting Antioch Resident
Organization calls for accountability, disentanglement, saying “ICE makes our community less safe.”
Texas-Sized Opportunities, Part 3A
The biggest red state means more to Republican presidential candidates than the biggest blue state does to Democrats.
US Tells Migrant Woman 8 Months Pregnant to Wait in Mexico
MATAMOROS, Mexico (AP) — Eight-and-a-half-months pregnant and experiencing contractions, an El Salvadoran woman crossed the Rio Grande, only to be apprehended by the Border Patrol. She was not allowed to stay.
Puerto Rico Declares National State of Alert Over Violence Against Women
Many activists are still pushing for an emergency declaration.
ICE Agent Opens Fire on Immigrants Outside a South Nashville Grocery Store
“This is unlike anything we have seen before. We have never seen an ICE agent use lethal force in a civil matter before,” said Anna Albescu, member of The MIX.
El día que Puerto Rico sorprendió al mundo
Latino Rebels habló con tres jugadores del equipo nacional sobre la histórica victoria en 2004.
Mexico Claims Success in Stopping Migrants But Activists Say No
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico says it has complied with a 90-day deadline from the U.S. to reduce the flow of migrants through its territory, but activists say Mexico’s crackdown has only forced migrants into greater desperation and more illicit, dangerous routes.
Season 2 of Amazon Prime’s JACK RYAN Will Be Set in… Venezuela?
Let’s hope they don’t f this up.
ICE Confrontation Leads to Shots Fired
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — An Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent opened fire in a grocery store parking lot in Tennessee early Thursday during an attempted apprehension, ICE spokesman Bryan Cox said.
More Women Say Opera Legend Domingo Harassed, Pursued Them
Angela Turner Wilson, now 48 and a college voice teacher in the Dallas area, was one of 11 women to come forward after an Aug. 13 AP story in which numerous women accused the long-married, Spanish-born superstar of sexual harassment or inappropriate, sexually charged behavior and of sometimes damaging their careers if they rejected him.
Climate Change, Poverty and Human Rights: An Emergency Without Precedent
The scale of this climate emergency very much depends on the level of effort the global community puts into mitigation.
Clinicians Report ‘Severe Mental Trauma’ on Separated Migrant Children
The majority of cases came during the Trump administration’s “zero-tolerance policy” last year.
El Paso, Forever Strong
My city shines near the coast of the Rio Grande outlined by layers of sand. Residents of this land mimic the color of the desert.
A Rescue, a Reunion and a Rush to Help in Dorian’s Aftermath
ABACO, Bahamas (AP) — When Hurricane Dorian hit Sylvia Cottis’ home at a beach club in the Bahamas, the fearsome Category 5 storm blew out the supposedly hurricane-proof windows, turning the glass into razor-sharp shrapnel that opened a wide gash on her knee.
La AEE paga estadías de meses en hoteles de lujo a consultores
En los últimos seis años, más de $300 millones en fondos públicos han ido a consultores relacionados a la AEE que establecen la pauta en el manejo de la corporación pública.

