The United States does not recognize the legitimacy of the re-election of current Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and is prepared to sanction opponents who support his regime in hopes of a transitional government.
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Regardless that the United States of America is composed almost entirely of an immigrant population, President Donald Trump has continued to form barriers for those looking to find a haven on American soil.
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Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei praised Guatemalan migrants, stating their remittances are the driving force of the country’s economy.
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A group of seven congress members from the United States recently wrote a letter to President Trump, urging him to cease the deportation of Nicaraguan asylum seekers.
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The case of former Colombian president Álvaro Uribe Vélez has managed to create political upheaval on the international scale.
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There have been concerns raised about Mexico and its ability to uphold its trade agreement (USMCA or T-MEC, as it is known in Spanish) with the United States and Canada.
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On trial for bribery, witness tampering and crimes against humanity, Colombian ex-president, Álvaro Uribe, recently invested 450 million pesos in his defense.
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Leader of the political party Todos, Felipe Alejos, known as ‘Felipao,’ tried to smooth over relations with the US amid his attempts to control justice, while using foreign policy in his favor.
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The Trump administration has tightened regulations on Mexican steel and restricted steel imports from Brazil on the grounds that COVID-19 has had a toll on North American producers.
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Unanimously, the Second Chamber of the Supreme Court confirmed the resolution issued during March 2020 by the investigating minister of the case, Carlos Aranguiz, and established that the requirements of criminality have not been met.
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