While reviewing the waves of opioid crisis in the U.S., a direct relationship between the periods of peak usage and the changes of production in Mexican agriculture was identified.

On March 5, 2020, the United States Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) added Nicaragua’s national police force, controlled by president Nicolas Ortega, to its list of sanctioned entities, one of many Nicaraguan organizations to be added to the list in recent months.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and U.S. President Donald Trump signed a military agreement earlier this week. Admiral Craig Faller of the Department of Defense, stated that the treaty “will help against threats in the region.”

The DHS reiterated that if an undocumented immigrant is apprehended after entering the U.S. without authorization, he or she will be detained and deported.

Amazon is one of the largest online sales platforms in the world but is run differently in every country, including Brazil.

New evidence has emerged in the corruption case against Brazilian company Odebrecht, specifically in the case of bribes.

Venezuelans living in the United States have stated that policy regarding their native country will be a “deciding factor” when voting in the upcoming elections.

Honduran government officials have reported that 440 Hondurans have gone missing while migrating to the US since 2015.

The new “public charge rule” may turn the current immigration system in the United States into one based on immigrants’ income, age, and qualifications.

The number of migrants from the countries of northern Central America to the United States has fallen by more than three quarters since May, 2019.