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President Trump Threatens to Cut Off Foreign Aid Over Migrant Caravan
By Billy Perrigo
Why Refugees Will Keep Coming to the U.S. Despite Trump's Crackdown
By Ioan Grillo/Tenosique
Clinging to Power Amid Violent Protests, Nicaragua’s President Faces a Crisis Point
By Ciara Nugent
The Lonely Fight to Protect Refugees Fleeing Central America
By Father Tomás González Castillo
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Mexico Asylum Applications Up 150% Since the U.S. Election
More people fleeing Central America are seeking refuge in Mexico rather than continue northwards to the U.S.
By Kevin Lui
April 19, 2017
Taiwan Raises Diplomatic Profile as Trump Baits Beijing
The U.S. President-elect's insistence that recognition of the "one China" policy is negotiable has infuriated China
By Charlie Campbell / Beijing
January 16, 2017
Comedian Wins Guatemalan Presidential Election
The 46-year-old took nearly three-quarters of the vote
By Nash Jenkins
October 26, 2015
More Than Two Environmental Activists Were Killed Each Week in 2014
A majority of deaths were tied to disputes over hydropower, mining and agri-business
By David Stout
April 20, 2015
El Salvador's Murder Toll Hits 10-Year High
The grim tally is now hitting record highs
By David Stout
April 7, 2015
Archaeologists Have Found the 'City of the Monkey God'
Evidence of an ancient settlement was found in the most inaccessible forest in Central America
By Helen Regan
March 2, 2015
Five Best Ideas of the Day: December 23
Today we're highlighting five of our favorite "Best Ideas" from 2014. 1. Affirmative Action should be adapted to accommodate structural racism and America’s modern segregation. By Sheryll Cashin in the Root 2. The death penalty...
By The Aspen Institute
December 23, 2014
Thousands Protest Nicaragua Canal Project Over Land-Grab Fears
Entire villages will have to be moved for the new waterway
By Charlie Campbell
December 10, 2014
Powerful Earthquake Rocks Central America
One fatality but no major damage reported
By Per Liljas
October 14, 2014
See How Christopher Columbus Got His Own Holiday
The 15th century explorer is known for "discovering" the New World
By Salima Koroma
October 10, 2014
Panama Opens Frank Gehry–Designed Museum
The project has been a long time coming, construction having started in 1999
By Elizabeth Barber
October 1, 2014
Poll: Most Americans Consider Migrant Kids Refugees
A survey finds bipartisan majorities reject immediate deportation
By Dan Kedmey
July 29, 2014
Migrant Girls Share Haunting Stories About Why They Fled
A recent UN report gives haunting accounts from some of the girls who fled
By Joan E. Greve
July 25, 2014
Obama Mulling Refugee Status for Honduran Migrants
Administration believes it could be done by executive order
By Denver Nicks
July 25, 2014
Pope Francis: Protect Child Migrants to U.S.
Immigrants "continue to be the subject of racist and xenophobic attitudes" said the pontiff, as the U.S. struggles to deal with a wave of unaccompanied child migrants at its southern border
By Mirren Gidda
July 15, 2014
Return to Murder City
A chartered flight of minors and mothers deported from the U.S. landed on Monday in San Pedro Sula, said to be the world's murder capital
By Ioan Grillo / San Pedro Sula
July 15, 2014
Obama Seeks $4 Billion Nod for Immigration Crisis
The President declined Governor Perry's request that he visit the border while in Texas: "I'm not interested in photo ops. I'm interested in solving a problem"
By Zeke J Miller
July 9, 2014
Obama Trip Sets Stage for Immigration Alamo
Governor Perry, who has been sharply critical of the administration response to a wave of child migrants on the border, declined to meet the president on arrival
By Denver Nicks
July 8, 2014
The Quandary of Child Migrants
A request for funding could lead Republicans to demand concessions
By Michael Scherer
July 8, 2014
Crime Drives Honduran Trek
In a crowded, run-down emergency room in San Pedro Sula, the reason why so many children are fleeing Honduras for the dangerous trek to the U.S. is easy to find. A 17-year-old boy lies in...
By NBC News
July 7, 2014
Obama Seeks Stronger Border
Obama Administration will ask for funding to combat surge in unaccompanied minors from Central America attempting to cross the border
By Nolan Feeney
June 29, 2014
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