Migrants
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Borders and migration
Uruguay Weighs Becoming America’s Quiet Southern Landing Zone for Deportees
Uruguay is quietly discussing whether to receive migrants deported from the United States, testing a nation proud of humane migration…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico Turns Migrant Deaths into a Test of American Justice
Mexico’s legal campaign over 17 migrant deaths challenges ICE’s quiet machinery, where doubled arrest rates, private detention contracts, and sovereign…
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Borders and migration
Mexico Turns ICE Deaths into a Cross-Border Day of Reckoning
Mexico’s plan to pursue criminal complaints over deaths in ICE custody turns private grief into a diplomatic showdown, raising questions…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Latin American Bookstores Turn Spain Into a Softer Atlantic Home
Across Spain, Latin American migrants are opening independent bookstores that do more than sell books. They rebuild neighborhood life, carry…
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Borders and migration
Latin American Migrants Regain Time as Trump Border Politics Falter
A federal ruling that restores parole status to migrants affected by the CBP One reversal has created a small but…
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LIFE
Venezuelan Lives in Colombian Streets Shift After Maduro’s Sudden Capture
In Cúcuta, a former homeless Venezuelan waters park worker is wearing a green uniform. In Bogotá, delivery couriers check their…
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Borders and migration
Chile Border Politics Harden as Kast Countdown Haunts Northern Highlands
With inauguration day nearing, Chile's northern border region watches new migrant routes form as President-elect Jose Antonio Kast vows the…
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Borders and migration
Venezuela After Maduro Migrants Weigh Homecoming Between Hope and Fear
Along the Caribbean and across the Andes, Venezuelans who fled collapse since 2014 are re-reading their futures. With Nicolás Maduro…
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Borders and migration
Latin American Migrants Gain Protection as Neighbors Watch ICE Before Dawn
Before sunrise in Minneapolis, ordinary residents trail unmarked SUVs and sound alarms, not to target migrants but to protect them.…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America Watches U.S. Diplomacy Turn Hashtags into Online Weapons
On Instagram accounts run by U.S. Embassies in Venezuela, Mexico, and Brazil, a new Prism investigation finds anti‑immigrant memes, threats,…
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