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The Trump administration’s first self-deportation flight returned 68 immigrants to Honduras and Colombia, providing them financial aids but with expectations of low participation. Experts indicate ongoing challenges for undocumented migrants …
Trump Administration Launches First Self-Deportation Flight for Immigrants Read More
Iran’s Foreign Minister expresses concern over British arrests of Iranian citizens linked to terrorism. Iran is willing to assist in investigations if credible allegations are found. The arrests were part …
Iran Reacts to UK Arrests of Iranians in Major Terrorism Probe Read More
President Claudia Sheinbaum, at a Wednesday press conference celebrating Children’s Day, discussed economic growth and trade diversification. She emphasized Mexico’s improved trade position due to changes in U.S. tariffs and …
Sheinbaum Marks Children’s Day with Economic Insights and Nostalgia Read More
Fifty years after the fall of Saigon, reflections on the Vietnam War resonate with current geopolitical tensions. Poetry emerges as a vital form of resistance against fascism, exemplified by conversations …
Reflecting on Vietnam: Poetry as Resistance 50 Years Later Read More
The Ecumenical pre-COP30 meeting in Brasília brought together faith leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean to address climate change. Bishop Marinez Bassotto emphasized hope as a catalyst for action. …
Ecumenical Pre-COP30 Meeting in Brasília: Faith Leaders Unite for Climate Action Read More
The article discusses the disappointment of South Africa’s Jewish community towards the government after actions taken post-October 7, 2023, including support for Hamas and the formation of The Hague Group. …
South Africa’s Deteriorating Relations with Israel: The Launch of The Hague Group Read More
Marc Marquez clinched victory at the Argentina Grand Prix, finishing ahead of his brother Alex Marquez. This win marked Marc’s 90th career victory and places him at the top of …
Marc Marquez Secures Victory Over Brother Alex at Argentina Grand Prix Read More
Despite a federal judge’s temporary order, the Trump administration deported hundreds of Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador. The ACLU and legal experts criticize these actions as a violation of …
Trump Administration Deports Venezuelan Gang Members Despite Judicial Order Read More
Jhoan Bastidas, a Venezuelan deported from the U.S. after 16 days in Guantanamo Bay, reflects on the challenges he faces upon returning to a struggling Maracaibo. His imprisonment, linked to …
Deported from the United States: A Venezuelan’s Struggle for Resilience Read More
The Trump administration deported hundreds of migrants to El Salvador, defying a federal judge’s restraining order. The ACLU is investigating potential violations, while the use of the Alien Enemies Act …
Trump Administration’s Controversial Deportations Amid Legal Challenges Read More