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A timeline of CIA operations in Latin America
The recent strikes on boats in the Caribbean are an extension of a long US tradition of interference in the region.
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Guatemala agrees to increase number of US deportation flights it accepts
In 2024, roughly 66,000 people were deported from the US to Guatemala. Under Trump, that number is expected to rise.
From: NewsFeed
Hear from undocumented immigrants deported from the United States
Humiliation. Desperation. Anger. Hear from some of the undocumented Latin American immigrants deported from the US.
Published On 29 Jan 2025
Guatemala finds children taken by Jewish sect after abuse investigation
The Jewish sect, Lev Tahor, has accused Guatemala authorities of religious persecution.
What could Trump’s return to the White House mean for Latin America?
Analysts say US President-elect Donald Trump’s second term is poised to bolster far-right groups and strain trade ties.
From: Witness
The Return: How Trump’s border policies tore a family apart
A family separated at the border and reunited in Guatemala receives an unexpected chance to return to the US.
Published On 21 Oct 2024
Guatemalan journalist receives house arrest after two years behind bars
Jose Ruben Zamora has been waiting for a retrial in a Guatemala City prison for more than 800 days, prompting outcry.
Mexican president calls for investigation of deadly migrant shooting
Claudia Sheinbaum, the newly inaugurated president, called for the soldiers involved to be ‘investigated and punished’.
Indigenous survivors pursue justice at genocide trial in Guatemala
Former army chief Manuel Benedicto Lucas Garcia is being tried for genocide and crimes against humanity in Guatemala.
‘A new spring’: Guatemala’s Arevalo becomes president after Congress delays
Joy briefly turned into anger for supporters after Congress stalled the anticorruption crusader’s inauguration.
As Arevalo inauguration approaches, Guatemalans express cautious optimism
Attacks against President-elect Bernardo Arevalo have fuelled fears of election interference ahead of his swearing-in.
