The United States Embassy in Guatemala informed this Monday, August 29, that it will invest US$725 million, as part of the agreement signed between the head of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Jennifer Graetz, and the head of the Secretariat of Planning and Programming of the Presidency (Segeplan), Keila Gramajo, in order

The United States Government is evaluating imposing new sanctions on the importation of Nicaraguan products, “as a measure of pressure on the Government of Daniel Ortega.”

The spokesman for the United States Department of State, Ned Price, ratified on Monday, August 22nd, that that the sanctions against Nicolás Maduro’s administration and Venezuelan state companies will remain in place if no concrete actions of change are made on Maduro’s part.

On June 30th, the Supreme Court of the United States greenlit the Biden administration’s termination of the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP).

Because President Joe Biden has encouraged the United States to use more clean energy since he came to power in January 2021, Carlos M. Urzúa, professor at the Tecnológico de Monterrey, suggested that Mexico also has the potential and should actively work on clean energy.

So far in 2022, twenty-five “coyotes” have been charged for human trafficking in Honduras. Prosecutor Tania López Nieto spoke about Honduras’ plan to combat human trafficking.

U.S. Ambassador Michael J. Fitzpatrick is emphatic: “We don’t want thieves or their money in our country.”

The inclusion of Hugo Velázquez, Vice President of Paraguay, on an American list of corrupt politicians led him to submit his resignation from public office and give up his candidacy for the presidency.

A failure of diplomatic communication has prevented the United States from sending aid to Cuba in order to address the Matanzas Super Tanker Base fire.

The bipartisan delegation of U.S. congressional representatives completed its visit emphasizing the need to address irregular migration through economic development.