El Salvador is already the protagonist in Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant policy.

Hazel Contreras, coordinator of the Americas Alliance in Central America, an organization that works in support of Latin American migrants, recently participated in an event organized by the Heinrich Böll Foundation, Alianza Américas, and Flacso Guatemala.

Despite being offered a solution four months ago by President Jimmy Morales, migrants from Guatemala living in the USA are still waiting for the implementation of a policy that improves the attention they receive once outside their country.

The Mexican government rejected “categorically” the decision of the Organization of American States (OAS) to activate the International Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance (TIAR), which opens the door to the “use of the armed force” against the government of Venezuela.

Amid the “wave of compliance” by Central American countries under pressure from the Donald Trump Administration, El Salvador’s establishment of a border patrol is another example of governments in the region bending to the American government’s influence.

Whereas the Mexican Government has already taken steps and is willing to continue working with the United States regarding immigration control, it rejects any possibility of interfering with the state’s sovereignty.

The United States tightens the embargo tax on Cuba even more by reducing family remittances and monetary transactions.

Providing access to healthcare in parts of the world where care is scarce has been Cuba’s most meaningful contribution to the world. The island has sent medical professionals to over 164 nations. 

In the wake of numerous failures to keep up to international avionic standards, Costa Rica is now faced with the prospect of lower safety ratings by the United States’ Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

The Cuban Human Rights Observatory (OCDH), based in Madrid, has asked the European Union to suspend the Agreement on Political Dialogue and Cooperation with the Cuban government, due to the worsening political repression on the island, according to a statement.