Amid the anxiety of not knowing whether Preisdent Donald Trump will renew the benefit of deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA), Hondurans are seeking alternative programs that will allow them to continue living in the United States.

The change in administration in the United States of America resulted in not just a change in the White House’s residents, but also a major alteration of the political ideology and foreign policy of the American government.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order that imposes new financial sanctions on Venezuela.

The CEO of Wisconsin-based technological company, Three Square Market, recently announced Brazil will be their “next market.”

Vice President Mike Pence planned to travel to Miami, Florida to meet with members of the Venezuelan exile community, and address “the continuing devastation and disturbances” that Venezuela is experiencing.

The New Coalition of Sanctuaries— a coalition of churches supported by political leaders, reverends, community leaders, etc. that provide sanctuaries for people who fear deportation— is giving hope to people like mother Amanda Morales Guerra.

Miguel Díaz-Canal, Raúl Castro’s possible successor to the presidency in February of 2018, and Cuba’s current vice president, recently declared he believes the United States continues “with their objective to destroy the revolution.”

Argentina’s export of biodiesel to the United States is in danger.

US Ambassador to Mexico Susan Elbow announced at a recent press conference that the US government is increasingly worried about the growing number of murders and violence directed towards American journalists in the country.

The sanctions followed the installation of the constituent assembly, made up entirely of allies of the ruling Maduro regime. Eight more top officials were included, including a Chávez brother.