Former Cuban president Fidel Castro, who turns 90 this month, called for the preservation of peace and warned that “the human species faces the greatest risk of its history.”  No great power should have the right to kill millions of people, he wrote in an article published on an official site. 

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts currently has more than 1,000 retail shops in 27 countries. 

Building a wall along the border, deporting immigrants and engaging in commercial war against Mexico are some of the promises by the US presidential candidate, and over 50% of Mexicans believe that he will go through with them if elected.

Colombia is being overwhelmed by immigrants, mainly from Cuba and Haiti, who are heading to the USA via Panama.

The governments of the United States and Costa Rica announced that Costa Rica would begin hosting Central American refugees as part of a protection transfer arrangement with the U.N. refugee agency, UNHCR, and the International Organization for Migration.

This past month, the United States and Cuba celebrated the one-year anniversary of the resurgence of the Cuban embassy in Washington, D.C., after nearly half a century of absence.

The deportation of Guatemalans from the United States continues to increase. In the first ten months of 2014, there were 7% more deportations in relation to the year prior.

Cuba and the United States have defined actions together for the protection of the biodiversity of their shared waters.

The “Three Amigos” mount a strong “fierce defence of free trade.” 

The two Island-class cutter patrol boats have a total value of $18.9 million. The 110-foot ships will be the largest in the Costa Rican Coast Guard fleet when they arrive in 2017.