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Hispanic Heritage Month Is Here: How Is The Latino Community Celebrating Differently This Year?
For many members of the Latino community, this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month seems to come at a bittersweet time. It started last...
Colombian Government Signs Ceasefire With ELN, The Country’s Last Guerrilla Group
The Colombian government has signed a ceasefire with the National Liberation Army (ELN), the government’s last guerilla group. The...
A Collapsing Venezuela Threatens U.S., Pence Says
During a visit to Colombia, Vice President Mike Pence said that the United States would aid Venezuela both economically and politically....
American Diplomats Return From Cuba After Suffering Strange Ailments
American ambassadors to Cuba were the victims of what The Washington Post is calling a “covert sonic weapon.” In 2016, a number...
Despite Exodus, These Young Puerto Rican Entrepreneurs Are Going Home
In the last few years, Puerto Rico has suffered from a massive public debt crisis — the territory is currently struggling to pay off...
Rebel Military Forces Storm Venezuelan Base as Maduro Cries Terrorism
On Sunday, August 6, a group of anti-government fighters broke into a military base in Valencia, Venezuela in a failed attempt to spark a...
More Major Airlines Cancel All Service to Venezuela
Opposition leaders dragged from their homes in the dead of night. Phony vote totals. Violence and bloodshed in the streets. Venezuela is on...
Venezuela Even Closer to Civil War Following Sunday’s Opposition Referendum
The ongoing constitutional crisis in Venezuela has moved even closer to outright civil war. On Sunday, July 16, the main opposition parties...
Raul Castro Set to Step Down as Cuban President Next Year
Raul Castro, the President of Cuba, is ready to retire. The second most famous Castro brother announced earlier this month that in 2018 he...
Tensions in Venezuela Rise to the Point of Violence in Latest Protests
Tensions rose for the sixth consecutive week in Venezuela as anti-government protesters gathered rocks and even jars filled with feces to...
