Marcelo Antonio, the Secretary of Tourism of Brazil, plans to simplify the access of certain nationalities to Brazil by waiving visa requirements.
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Honduran media has reported that at least 500 people have set course from San Pedro Sula for the Guatemalan border.
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A study completed by Florida International University (FIU) of 1,001 Cuban Americans located in Miami-Dade County, has revealed statistics concerning generational differences in the political preferences of this population.
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Security along the border dividing Mexico and the United States still prevails as one of President Trump’s primary projects within his political agenda.
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Serving as a means to protect and support migrants on their journey to a better life, the caravan presents an opportunity for thousands of children to escape organized crime in their country.
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In light of the caravan that left Central America last October, Mexico does not support the violence that the migrants have experienced at the United States border.
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The U.S. Department of State denounced Nicolás Maduro’s regime and declared the National Assembly to be the only legitimate and democratically elected institution in Venezuela.
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–Researched and written by Kathryn Hahn-Madole— With the election of leftist populist Andrés Manuel López Obrador, known as AMLO, and the revision of the North American Free Trade Agreement, trade relations between Mexico and US have been fraught with uncertainty. As the year comes to a close, AMLO’s administration has begun to confront the major
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As the Venezuelan standard of living collapses, “Venezuelan politicians and their military prefer to simulate war games.”
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While immigration has been an issue debated and discussed in political spheres for decades, the current state of the immigration policies in the United States has left two children dead in detention centers.
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