The members of the Shield of the Americas demand respect for the results of the elections in Colombia The 14 members of the Shield of the Americas demand that the results of the presidential elections recently held in Colombia be respected
Mexico will file lawsuits in the US after the death of a Mexican in an ICE operation The Sheinbaum government will carry out forceful legal actions after the death of 17 Mexicans during ICE operations and detention centers
The US files charges against two senior officials of the United Cartels for drug trafficking Juan Jos Faras Mendoza and Israel Vega Faras are accused of trafficking huge quantities of methamphetamine to the United States
Los Angeles firefighters help in rescues after earthquakes in Venezuela The LACoFD deployed urban search and rescue equipment in Venezuela after the devastating earthquakes, on a mission from the United States Department of State
The US lifts sanctions to expedite humanitarian aid to Venezuela after earthquakes The authorization will allow restricted operations to facilitate relief efforts until October 2026
Marco Rubio announces urgent aid for Venezuela after devastating earthquake US rescue and humanitarian assistance teams are already moving to the affected areas
US Army activates aid operation after earthquakes in Venezuela The Southern Command announced logistical support and rescue teams after the earthquakes that shook the country
Ramiro Valds, one of the last historical leaders of the Cuban Revolution, dies The 94-year-old leader was with Fidel and Ral Castro and is considered the architect of the Cuban security and intelligence apparatus.
Iranians defend their flag in protest outside SoFi Stadium Although a judge determined that FIFA could prohibit the entry of fans with the lion and sun flag, that image predominated in the Iran vs. New Zealand
State Department increases pressure on Cuba by sanctioning one of its state companies The State Department sanctioned a Cuban company for hoarding fuel with the aim of reselling it to private companies operating on the island
The United States denies that Mexican governors have a special permit used for security cases The DHS indicated that the governors of Sonora and Tamaulipas have not been 'paroled', in reference to a special permit to enter the United States.
What does the State Department say about the withdrawal of visas from two governors of Mexico? The US government indicates that consular officers review the document of foreigners if they have "potentially unfavorable new information"
Possible closure of the Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles worries thousands of immigrants The risk of a possible closure of the diplomatic headquarters would affect thousands of immigrants who depend on essential procedures in the Mexican representation
Trump Administration considers designating two Brazilian gangs as Terrorist Organizations The First Capital Command (PCC) and the Red Command (CV) are in the crosshairs of the US government to be classified as Terrorist Organizations
Measles outbreak paralyzes ICE detention center in Dilley, Texas, where Liam Conejo was held Measles outbreak at ICE detention center in Dilley, Texas, prompts quarantine; Liam Conejo was detained there before being released
Mexico and the United States agree to expedite extraditions of drug traffickers after security meeting in Washington Mexico and the US strengthened their security cooperation and agreed to expedite extraditions of criminal leaders after a bilateral meeting in Washington
