The agency in charge of the case on drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán meets the legal process to extradite him to the United States.

The national government is expecting the litigation against the country to end and for the United States to lift the injunction.

Research results from the investigation of the administration of Palacios Moya have led prosecution plans to present more indictments.

Domínguez Brito travels to Washington to study the extradition treaty between the Dominican Republic and the United States.

Bacardi filed suit against the United States demanding an explanation for its decision to let Cuba sell Havana Club rum in the United States once the trade embargo is lifted. 

After suffering on the journey and being detained by the authorities, migratory children headed to the U.S. often end up denied educational opportunities. 

As tens of thousands of children flee violence in Central America, U.S. border authorities have been so overwhelmed that they have failed to comply with rules regarding the minors. 

The U.N. announced a U.S.-financed pilot program to help fight corruption in the Central American country.  

El Salvador and Honduras are already on the list of “Temporary Protected Status” due to environmental crises, but not due to the humanitarian crises that plague both countries.

The U.S. government has announced the adoption of a more flexible stance toward exportation and air travel to Cuba.