Without a military invasion, coup d’état or even much disagreement amongst governments in the hemisphere, political relations between the US and Latin America have become worse than ever.

The attention brought to light regarding human rights violations against Guatemalan migrants has been forgotten since last March.

President Donald Trump has once again taken to Twitter to revive his favorite campaign promise: to build a wall on the Mexican-American border.

During his presidential campaign, Donald Trump alleged that the United States would build a border wall, taller and more complete than the current one, and that Mexico would pay for it.

The United States has been militarily involved in Panama for decades.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted to renew the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) for three years, a step closer to removing tariffs on many imported goods from Argentina.

Teams from Honduras and the United States have begun establishing plans to combat gangs and violence in Honduras.

There is an urgent need to resolve the problems regarding political integration among Central American countries.

United States Republican Senator Marco Rubio stated on the social media outlet, Twitter, that the world would “support the Venezuelan Armed Forces if they decide to protect the people and restore democracy by removing a dictator.” 

The State Department budget of the United States for 2019, still to be approved by Congress, is going to affect countries like Cuba.