2 Oil Stocks Under $50 to Invest in Energy Like a Billionaire Latin America's richest person just upped his stake in these two stocks. Should you follow his lead? Barchart · Sep 15, 2024
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U.S. bans European charter company execs for facilitating flights leading to unlawful migration Migrants have been paying for charter flights to Latin American countries, where they then travel by land to the U.S.-Mexico border to cross illegally Latin Times · Sep 12, 2024
Human Rights Watch Urges Latin America To Improve Migrant Protections Human Rights Watch report highlights challenges faced by Haitian and Venezuelan migrants in South America, urging Latin American governments to enhance pro... Top News · Sep 11, 2024
Human rights group urges Latin American countries to boost protections for Venezuelans and Haitians Human Rights Watch is calling on governments in Latin America to improve protection schemes for millions of people from Venezuela and Haiti who have struggled to get work, education and health care in their host countries and are increasingly heading to the United States The Independent UK · Sep 11, 2024
Elon Musk’s feud with Brazilian judge is much more than a personal spat − it’s about national sovereignty, freedom of speech and the rule of law It is easy to get distracted by the barbs, swipes and bluster of the ongoing and very public spat between the world’s richest man and a fierce justice on Brazil’s highest court. Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of X, posts regularly of his contempt for Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de… The Conversation · Sep 9, 2024
USCIS will open the first ever field office in South America Quito, Ecuador, will become only the sixth city in Latin America to host a USCIS office after Guatemala City, Mexico City, Havana, San Salvador and Tegucigalpa Latin Times · Sep 8, 2024
Early pregame sights and sounds from Eagles matchup vs. Packers in Brazil The Eagles are in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and the first NFL game in the region will start in a little under an hour. Brazil, the largest country in Latin America, will host the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Green Bay Packers game on Friday at Arena Corinthians ... USA Today Sports Media Group · Sep 6, 2024
AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean Aug. 30-Sept. 5, 2024 The Independent UK · Sep 6, 2024
From marginalisation to national icons: Bolivia's 'cholitas' in the limelight In Bolivia, "cholitas", or indigenous women, were long marginalised and discriminated against. Forty years ago, these women, recognisable by their traditional large skirts, bowler hats, and long braids, were barred from entering cinemas and certain restaurants. Since 2010, however, indigenous women have made unprecedented social strides, achieving genuine national recognition… France 24 · Sep 5, 2024
International Outcry Grows Over Venezuela Opposition Arrest Warrant The United States, European Union and nine Latin American countries on Tuesday rejected an arrest warrant issued in Venezuela against opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, who claims to have rightfully won the July presidential election. International Business Times · Sep 3, 2024
Biden Administration Restarts CHNV Immigration Parole Program for Migrants From Four Latin American Nations The program should not have been suspended to begin with. The restart, unfortunately, includes some dubious security measures that will make applications more difficult and time-consuming. Reason · Aug 29, 2024
Latin Times · Aug 25, 2024 Organized crime surge threatens Chile's longstanding status as a security haven in Latin America Chile faces a rising tide of violence as Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua establishes a foothold in the country
International Business Times · Aug 24, 2024 Chinese Cars Make Inroads In Latin America Chilean truck driver Claudio Perez was dubious about his first purchase of a Chinese-made family car two years ago.
International Business Times · Aug 23, 2024 US, European, Latin American Nations Reject Maduro Vote Certification The United States along with countries in Europe and Latin America on Friday rejected the certification by Venezuela's Supreme Court of strongman Nicolas Maduro's widely questioned presidential reelection.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 23, 2024 US and 10 Latin American states reject Nicolás Maduro’s vote certification ‘I have no doubt this election has been stolen,’ says Chile’s leftwing president after Venezuelan supreme court ruling
The Independent UK · Aug 23, 2024 AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean Aug. 16 - Aug. 22, 2024
International Business Times · Aug 22, 2024 Nestle CEO Schneider To Step Down After Eight Years At Helm Nestle chief executive Mark Schneider is leaving the Swiss food group after eight years in charge and will be replaced by Latin America boss Laurent Freixe, the company said Thursday.
TV Tech · Aug 20, 2024 RCN Colombia Leverages Zixi To Streamline Content Distribution To U.S. Affiliates The Latin American broadcaster is using Zixi’s IP solution portfolio in place of satellite
Latin Times · Aug 13, 2024 Voice actor behind Shrek and Bugs Bunny's Latino voices arrested on sexual abuse charges in Mexico Alfonso 'N', a prominent voice actor known for bringing iconic characters in Latin America, is facing a serious legal battle after being detained on charges of aggravated sexual abuse
Reason · Aug 10, 2024 Why the Biden Administration Was Wrong to Suspend the CNVH Immigration Parole Program for Migrants From Four Latin American Nations The program allows Americans to sponsor migrants Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti. The Administration suspended it based on extremely dubious concerns about fraud.
Latin Times · Aug 10, 2024 Increased migratory flows and poorer health are leading to a surge in organ trafficking in Latin America Kidneys are the organs most frequently trafficked, driven by the high demand resulting from increased rates of renal disease linked to diabetes