Nearly two months after United States President Joe Biden’s Climate Summit, the negotiations between Brazil and that country came to a halt.

The US allocates the greatest amount of aid to Guatemala out of all Central American countries.

Panama receives many Haitian immigrants who cross the country in route to the United States.

The ex-American ambassador to Mexico, Christopher Landau, criticized the United States’ anti-drug trafficking efforts.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection released data that showed a spike in illegal crossings from January to May of 2021.

Extreme heat waves in the southern U.S. are not uncommon and can kill migrants in the desert. Guatemala’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned that forecasts of intense heat “greatly increase the risk of death.”

United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced a four-year, four-billion-dollar aid plan to Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala.

In anticipation of US Vice President Harris’s visit to Guatemala, CBS News reported on reforms that could come out of the meeting, including the potential installation of the first resource center for migrants that will support migrants in their countries of origin.

In his press conference at the National Palace, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador communicated that he is extremely satisfied that Vice President Harris is visiting Mexico and “that we examine matters important to our people groups and our countries.”

Carlos Saladrigas, director of the Cuba Study Group, continued to urge US President Joe Biden to improve US-Cuban relations in an interview with Spanish newspaper El País.