The figure of Guaidó is an image of optimism, but the uncertainty over whether he is the one chosen to overthrow Maduro grows more and more

Venezuelan migration and contract types are some factors that have Rappi in the eye of the storm

Humble street stalls and sit-down restaurants serving arepas are popping up throughout the streets of Colombia’s capital and in cities around the world
 

By mid-2016, Colombia had expressed concern about the possible arrival of the fungus to its territory due to illegal migration from Asia and Africa

“It’s a blessing from God because we had to take this trip and private cars are very expensive, but we got a very good low fare and we are proud to be taking this train,” said a 69-year-old

The comments had drawn the ire of many Puerto Ricans who said they were ashamed of his language and of how this might affect the reputation of the U.S. territory

Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen visited Haiti in an attempt to bolster support in the region after Dominican Republic broke diplomatic ties with Taiwan last year

Unsanitary hospital conditions along with food and medical shortages had led to a rise in maternal mortality rates

Andre Felipe Arias is accused of diverting funds that were supposed to be used by a government program while serving in that position.
 

Many farmers in the industry are confronting another hardship: fuel shortages

Around 110,000 people are arrested each year trying to enter the United States illegally, but hundreds of thousands more are able to reach their destinations

Beyond the decision of the US court, the countries that support Guaidó are more concerned about his leadership

Last year, U.S. authorities sought Hernandez's extradition on charges he helped smuggle 10 tonnes of cocaine to the United States in 2017
 

In 2017, Colombia created a two-year special permit that allowed Venezuelans to work and reside in the country, but stopped accepting new applicants months later