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Uruguay has no knowledge of lawsuit over PLUNA, says Minister Rossi Friday, October 26th 2018 – 11:08 UTC Full article A Panamanian investment company is said to have purchased 75% of PLUNA’s shares and now plans to seek financial compensation for the closing of the airline. When the lawsuit arrives, if it does, we will […]
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Costa Rican official estimates 30,000 Nicaraguans have sought refuge in six months Monday, October 22nd 2018 – 18:50 UTC Full article The refugees reached Costa Rica by airplane and also through the blind spots along the common border, Vargas Jaubert explained. Costa Rica’s Migration Director Raquel Vargas Jaubert said in a TV interview on Sunday […]
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Angelina Jolie in Peru on behalf of UNHCR to watch Venezuelan crisis developments Monday, October 22nd 2018 – 19:09 UTC Full article Actress Angelina Jolie once again in Latin America on a humanitarian mission. (Pic UNHCR/Santiago Escobar-Jaramillo) United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) special envoy Angelina Jolie is in Peru on an official visit […]
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Ecuador changes policy towards Assange: it is a matter to be resolved between Wikileaks founder and UK Wednesday, October 24th 2018 – 09:13 UTC Full article Minister Valencia said he was “frustrated” by Assange’s decision to file suit in an Ecuadorean court last week over new terms of his asylum “Ecuador has no responsibility to […]
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From left: San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer and Tijuana Mayor Juan Manuel Gastelum participant in a Politifest panel. / Photo by Vito Di Stefano Juan Manuel Gastélum, the mayor of Tijuana, addressed some of the major challenges facing the city when he appeared at VOSD’s Politifest last Saturday. Gastélum’s acknowledged the record number of homicides […]
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Image via Shutterstock A California subsidiary of Rabobank, a Netherlands-based financial institution, recently forfeited $368.7 million after it admitted to not investigating or reporting hundreds of millions of dollars in suspicious transactions that were likely linked to organized crime in Mexico. A plea agreement suggests the bank engaged in money laundering. Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel […]
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Pedestrian walkway sign near the San Ysidro Port of Entry. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz The federal government and local agencies have been investing millions of dollars in recent years in border infrastructure to facilitate the flow of goods and people across the U.S.-Mexico border. Since 2015, the region has seen an expansion of one […]
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