The American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat achieved international acclaim through his innovative art, and is now posthumously the most-valued contemporary artist, selling an Untitled (1982) canvas for $110.5 million in July 2017.
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Underage, undocumented immigrants in the United States do not have the right to representation by a Court appointed lawyer during deportation trials, which the Federal Appellate Court determined on Monday, January 29.
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Activists participating in relief for undocumented immigrants crossing the Southwest border have become aware of border patrol agents damaging water containers left by volunteers.
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The meeting of Nicaragua’s president Daniel Ortega with Russia’s Vladmir Putin could raise tensions in the coming year between Nicaragua and the United States.
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After a 10-year absence, a mission from the US Trade Office arrived in Ecuador. The appointment is key to start the road towards a commercial agreement with the North American nation.
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Donald Trump´s Twitter saga continues and Alejandro Hope, a security analyst, is not the only one wondering where the American Head of State gets his information, addressing one of the latest tweets filled with “alternative facts.”
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In a new safety ranking system for tourism, the United States ranked Ecuador as a “Level 1” country in safety for tourism and travel.
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The year 2017 saw a notable decrease in attempted immigration into the United States from Latin America.
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The United States government changed the travel alert format for its citizens.
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Senator Jeff Flake, the Republican senator from Arizona and a member of the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, released a statement saying that there has not been evidence to support that the ailments of U.S. personnel in Cuba’s capital city were caused by sonic attacks.
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