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La vista de COFINA desde adentro y desde afuera
El sol comienza a bajar fuerte y caliente en San Juan poco después de las 4:00 de la tarde del martes, 15 de enero.
While Previous ‘Caravaneros’ Wait in Tijuana, More Are on Their Way From Central America
“I prefer this, at least, there’s always some hope,” one young man told Latino Rebels.
Public Power Versus Privatized Power: The Debate in Puerto Rico Before and After Hurricane María
The World Bank says that there is practically no difference in services both sectors offer.
Top Venezuela Military Brass Vow to Back Maduro Amid Unrest
A half-dozen generals belonging largely to district commands and with direct control over thousands of troops joined the Venezuelan president in accusing the United States of meddling in the country’s affairs.
Statement From Alerta Migratoria NC Calling on Democrats to Negotiate with Trump (OPINION)
“RESIST” is an easy battle cry for those with nothing to lose.
First Oscar-Nominated Mixteca Yalitza Aparicio: En la esquina de Latinoamérica
She has been here in the cold and somewhat contaminated waters of Playas de Tijuana.
NAHJ Concerns About Manipulation and Misrepresentation Stem From Recent NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist Poll
As has been shown, time and time again, when the media reports falsehoods, the public believes falsehoods.
Warrant for Marielle Franco Murder Issued to Cop Tied to Bolsonaro
According to witnesses cited in a police report, the hitman did not act alone in the murder of Franco and authorities believe that at least two other BOPE officers were directly involved in the killing.
The Latest: Venezuelan Soldiers on Air to Back Maduro
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The latest on the political crisis in Venezuela for Thursday, January 24 (all times local).
Where Will Venezuela Go Next? The Answer Is Hard to Determine Right Now
The events on Wednesday in Caracas were unsurprising.
The Latest: Venezuelan Lawyers Seeking Protection for Guaidó
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The latest on nationwide protests in Venezuela (all times local).
Fighting Crime in the Land of Smoke and Mirrors
“Same shit,” a Puerto Rican lawyer told Latino Rebels.
Widespread Protests Expected in Venezuela, 61 Years After Uprising
Lawmakers voted Nicolás Maduro’s authority illegitimate just days after his inauguration on January 10.
Dear Julián Castro: You Should Have Focused on Texas First (OPINION)
If only he thought locally first.
Pope Visit to Central America Highlights Church Ministry to Migrants
The Argentine-born son of Italian immigrants has long held the issue dear to his heart and has signaled that it will be a central theme during the trip.
Suing Trump for Detaining Thousands of Migrant Children
Latino Rebels Radio: January 22, 2019
SPLC: Lawsuit Filed on Behalf of 10,000 Children Detained by Trump Administration
Lawyers claim that policy between ORR and ICE violates due process rights of immigrant children and sponsors.
SCOTUS Declines to Take Up DACA Case This Spring (OPINION)
Immigrant youth should renew their DACA applications, and Congress must not hurt immigrants with money for the wall, ICE and CBP.
Members of National Guard Revolt Against Maduro Government
According to defense minister Vladimir Padrino López, the revolt was an act of treason and at least 27 officers were arrested for the mutiny.