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The secretary of state claims the White House only discouraged the opposition leader’s return in the days after the double earthquake. Machado had unsuccessfully tried to go home on at least seven occasions

Citizens are protesting against license plate readers that have been linked to police abuses and privacy violations across the US. The issue has entered the midterms campaign

A false rumor linking Hakeem Jeffries and a family business to the Democratic Socialists of America has triggered a wave of criticism from Miami’s exile community

Three initiatives would establish or strengthen abortion rights, while one would impose new restrictions

Prosecutors handling the case against the former head of state argue that neither the White House nor Miraflores Palace recognized Maduro as president, so neither should the federal court

While lawyers for the wife of Nicolás Maduro claim she suffers from heart and gastric problems, the U.S. Attorney’s Office says the defendant has refused medical treatment, according to court filings

Nearly half of college students attend institutions in states with at least one law or restriction governing what topics can be discussed in the classroom

Soaring electricity costs, cuts to energy assistance programs and immigration raids are complicating the start of the school year for immigrant families

Controlled by gang violence and with 1.5 million internally displaced people, the country is in a ‘catastrophic’ situation that could worsen with the end of TPS in the United States

Since a ban on abortion at six weeks of gestation was introduced in May 2024, the number of pregnant women seeking care elsewhere has tripled

The end of Temporary Protected Status, fear of raids, and mortgage foreclosures corner immigrant families in Miami’s Little Haiti

As part of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations, the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg brings together a collection covering the artist’s life and work in New York and California

The order provides temporary relief for thousands of asylum seekers and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) beneficiaries with valid work authorizations

The 28-year-old from Guanajuato worked as a furniture salesman and had a return ticket to Mexico for July 18. He was hit by a truck while trying to evade a migrant enforcement operation in Florida

I was a 23-year-old journalist when I met Maduro and Cilia Flores. Seeing them again in person during the hearing in Manhattan at almost 50, I was struck by the mixture of disbelief, loss and bitterness that has been building for a long time  

In the past six months, 11 people have died in facilities operated by the federal agency, with five of those deaths occurring in the region — where a new prison has opened in the Everglades

The Mexican reporter hosts one of the most-watched Spanish-language news programs among Hispanics in the U.S. In his first book, he reviews the events that have shaped his destiny

The first Latino Secretary of State squanders his political capital in Florida over Trump’s immigration policy and the decision to end TPS for Venezuelans

Deportation fears intensify after Trump’s decision to end humanitarian parole, which has left 1.2 million people without legal protection

The founder of one of the most prominent NGOs in the protection and defense of the transgender community trusts in the power of the community in the face of the challenges posed by the Trump administration

The struggle of Latin American women is more urgent than ever in the face of setbacks across the continent. These eight women are at the forefront of the resistance: defending their threatened rights and fighting for those they have yet to secure

Religious leaders across the US are preparing strategies to protect immigrants from raids, which the Republican president will now allow in places of worship

The U.S. president’s plans for mass deportations have a direct impact on individuals like Miguel Hernández, a Mexican worker in New York, and Iván Almonte, who has lived in the country for decades without legal documentation

The Democratic state is preparing to lead the legal battle against the president-elect’s policies on immigration, reproductive rights, and the environment

The governor of the southern state insisted in a press conference about the risk of rape for women and girls along the way, and said he would cooperate with Donald Trump on deportations

Cuban ex-president refers to rapprochement for first time in letter published in ‘Granma’