The Maduro regime in Venezuela has ordered the reform of its police forces accused of human rights violations, though experts are skeptical of the reform’s likely effect.

While demonstrating in front of the National Palace in Mexico City, numerous mothers of missing children expressed their anger and disappointment with Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the President of Mexico.

The Attorney General of the State of Oaxaca revealed that the number of people killed by the confrontation that occurred in the Sierra Sur between residents of El Guayabo Ranchería -a municipality of Villa Sola de Vega- and residents of Santa María Sola rose from six to seven.

The possibility of a war between FARC dissidents and the Venezuelan army in Apure is strong.

Since March 21, there have been clashes with dissidents from the FARC and the Venezuelan army in the state of Apure.

The government of Colombia is ready to implement fumigation against illegal crops.

Despite strict regulations on in-person gatherings in Brazil, the Christian Family March for Freedom took to the streets in Curitiba to demonstrate against the Supreme Court ruling that in-person religious gatherings could temporarily be suspended.

Countries seeking solutions to the problem of drug production and consumption have relied on the decades-old stance of the International System for the Control of Drugs (SICD), which completely opposes the consumption and use of psychoactives without regard to scientific evidence or human rights.

The transfer of troops from the Special Actions Forces (FAES), a body attached to the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) to the conflict zone in La Victoria, Apure, puts the focus on the border policy of President Nicolás Maduro.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, extralegal executions in El Salvador continue to be reported.