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ANALYSIS
Tom Homan’s Hardline Approach and Immigration Effects in Latin America
Tom Homan, with his many years of immigration enforcement experience, takes the reins under Trump and aims to tighten U.S.…
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ANALYSIS
The Myth of a Unified Latino or Hispanic Vote
A unified Latino or Hispanic vote in U.S. politics is a myth. This article explores how Latin Americans and Hispanics'…
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Politics
Argentina Strengthens Space Ties Amid Global Scrutiny
Amid heightened international scrutiny, the Argentine government has concluded technical visits to space stations in Neuquén and Mendoza, fostering cooperation…
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ECONOMY
US-Mexico New Semiconductor Pact is a Strategic Tech Alliance Against China
The United States and Mexico forge a semiconductor value chain partnership, countering China's tech surge and reinforcing North American technological…
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AMERICAS
Firearm Homicides in Central America and the Caribbean Increase as U.S. Gun Production Rises
A University of Michigan study reveals a direct correlation between increased U.S. gun production and imports and the surge in…
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ECONOMY
Potential Renewal of U.S. Sanctions Threaten Venezuela’s Oil Sector and Economic Recovery
The potential reimposition of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's oil and gas sectors looms large, signaling significant challenges for the nation's…
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Politics
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Federal Government to Cut Texas-México Border Wire
The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of the federal government allowing the cutting of razor wire installed by…
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U.S. Pressures Venezuela to Compliance with Democratic Reforms
The U.S. threatens to reimpose sanctions on Venezuela if President Maduro fails to meet critical democratic reforms, marking a pivotal…
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Diageo’s Long-Term Growth Strategy: Navigating Latin American Challenges
In the ever-evolving world of spirits and beverages, Diageo, one of the giants in the industry, faces a set of…
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U.S. Sees Decrease in Illegal Border Crossings in October
U.S. officials report that illegal border crossings from Mexico to the U.S. dropped by 14% in October, marking an end…
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