A recent study by economist Víctor Álvarez demonstrated that Venezuela’s production and business sector is affected by the economic sanctions imposed on the country.

A new caravan with around four to five thousand immigrants is coming from southern Mexico with the hope of crossing the U.S. border.

President Alejandro Giammattei decided to ask the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to leave the country because they were promoting “indigenism.”

Mass migration of Nicaraguans to the United States has “winners and losers,” according to analysts.

The White House insisted on seeking an immigration agreement at the Summit of the Americas which is to be held from June 6th to June 10th in Los Angeles despite the confirmed absences of Venezuela and Nicaragua and possible absences of Cuba and Mexico.

Title 42 will continue to be enforced, despite the Biden administration’s announcement that it would end on May 23.

While some cars and trucks are still being prepared, others are ready to be presented and launched for the public.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro received US Special Envoy Cristopher Dodd ahead of the Summit of the Americas, to be held June 6 in Los Angeles.

Because President Joe Biden has loosened restrictions on Cuba set during Donald Trump’s presidency, the Cuban Family Reunification Parole (CFRP) Program and commercial flights are going to resume, and traveling in a group will be allowed.

With the aim of resuming negotiations with Nicolás Maduro’s administration, the United States (US) will ease some of its sanctions against Venezuela.