Issue Mar 22-28 2023: Alejandro Toledo served as Peru’s president; however, he now faces extradition from the United States for his illegal involvement with Brazilian company Odebrecht.
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Issue Mar 15-21 2023: The United States has opened its new “mega-embassy” in Guatemala City which can serve dozens of people seeking to obtain a travel visa or citizens who are seeking aid in other matters.
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Issue Mar 15-21 2023: As the power struggle between the United States and China evolves, Brazil has become increasingly important for both powers.
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Issue Mar 15-21 2023: Significant human rights abuses persist in Mexico, according to the Annual Report on Human Rights in the World, prepared by the U.S. State Department, is required by U.S. Congress and addresses human rights conditions in 198 countries and territories.
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Issue Mar 15-21 2023: Third parties, such as the Interamerican Commission of Human Rights (CIDH) and the United States, publish “human rights reports.”
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Issue Mar 08-14 2023: Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, appeared in front of the 52 Mexican consuls in the United States, to announce, “We are not going to let them roll over Mexico.”
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Issue Mar 08-14 2023: Hondurans living in the United States will now have to pay taxes in Honduras if they earn more than $10,000 a year, expressed Vice President Salvador Naralla.
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Issue Mar 08-14 2023: Mexico’s National Institute of Migration (INM) wants to arrange “humanitarian visas” for a large group of people temporarily in Mexico.
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Issue Mar 01-07 2023: The United States Department of Justice (DoJ) has ratified the decision to extradite Peruvian ex-president Alejandro Toledo on charges of receiving US$35 million in bribes from the Odebrecht construction conglomerate.
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Issue Mar 01-07 2023: Like the Trump administration, the Biden administration stated that Cuba is “a state sponsor of terrorism.”
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