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3d ago

U.S. removes Cuba from list of countries not cooperating fully against terrorism

But it's not the same as taking it off the State Sponsors of Terrorism list, which Cuba maintains has contributed to a severe economic crisis and shortages of basic staples.
A car drives past the U.S.  embassy in Havana
A car drives past the U.S.  embassy in Havana
3d ago

U.S. imposes sanctions, visa restrictions on Nicaragua over repression and migrant smuggling

Senior administration officials told reporters that the officials subject to visa restrictions included police and paramilitary officials, prosecutors, judges and public higher education officials.
Daniel Ortega.
Daniel Ortega.
4d ago

Wrongly convicted of killing a toddler, she spent 18 years in prison. Now she's fighting for a kidney.

Rosa Jiménez was exonerated in the death of a 21-month-old who under her care ingested a mass of paper towels, resulting in injuries that led to the baby’s death.
Rosa Jiménez.
Rosa Jiménez.
4d ago

Largest Latino group backs Biden in battleground Arizona while spotlighting ballot measures

Voters may get to decide whether to protect abortion rights and raise the minimum wage and may also be asked whether to give the state immigration enforcement powers.
Joe Biden.
Joe Biden.

Latinas juggle gender rules and 'dueling cultural pressures,' survey shows

A Pew Research Center survey found most Latinas face pressures to succeed at work, provide for their families, prioritize children and marriage, and maintain certain beauty standards.
National Survey On Latinas
National Survey On Latinas

Ongoing Brazil floods raise specter of climate migration

With hundreds of thousands of families fleeing the floods, the disaster — which has killed at least 147 people — could touch off one of Brazil’s biggest cases of climate migration.
A man rows a boat on a flooded street in Brazil
A man rows a boat on a flooded street in Brazil

Trump restricted legal immigration in his first term. Will it happen again?

Trump’s changes to legal immigration didn't grab many headlines, but they affected people and U.S. businesses, and some warn a second term could have more ripple effects.
Donald Trump speaks at a campaign trally
Donald Trump speaks at a campaign trally
5d ago

LGBTQ community in progressive Argentina says President Milei has turned back the clock

Few in Argentina are more enraged by Milei’s "anti-woke" agenda than LGBTQ activists, who worry his government is rolling back their hard-won gains.
Javier Milei delivers a speech
Javier Milei delivers a speech
8d ago

Ex-Venezuelan diplomat 'never' considered being president but will launch campaign this month

Former ambassador Edmundo González Urrutia became the opposition Unitary Platform’s candidate after primary winner María Corina Machado was banned from registering.
Edmundo González Urrutia
Edmundo González Urrutia

Florida groups warn abortion rights amendment won't pass without money to sway undecided voters

In Florida, amendments need 60% or more to pass, a high threshold that abortion rights activists say requires resources to knock on doors, educate voters and ensure turnout.
An exam table in an empty room inside a clinic
An exam table in an empty room inside a clinic
9d ago

Civil rights groups sue over Iowa law that would allow police to arrest and deport some migrants

The law has increased fear among immigrant communities in the state that enforcement would lead to racial and ethnic profiling.
A woman listens to a speaker.
A woman listens to a speaker.

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