Latin America

After 60 years, White House National Security Adviser John Bolton says Americans who lost their property in Cuba "should have a remedy in American courts.“ Trump administration also imposes new $4,000 annual limit on family remittances to Cuba. He spoke exclusively to Univision's Patricia Janiot.
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National Security Adviser John Bolton will announce the decision to fully implement Title lll of the Helms-Burton law in Miami on Wednesday. Brussels threatens the US with reprisals.

In an exclusive interview with Univision's Patricia Janiot, the president of Ecuador listed the reasons why his government decided to withdraw the political asylum granted to the founder of Wikileaks, and accused him of plotting with former president Rafael Correa.

Univision News won the 2019 World Press Photo Online Video of the Year award for this story about the trauma suffered by 6 yr-old Adayanci Perez, separated for 3 months from her Guatemalan family by the Trump administration's 'Zero Tolerance' policy. Scroll down for video link.

Jesus Veroes and Luis Chacin were arrested last month in Miami on charges of bribing a top official of the state power company 'Corpoelec' to obtain contracts valued at almost $37 million. The accusation reveals what many have suspected: corruption at the highest levels of Corpoelec.

The bill would formally support Juan Guaidó and provide $400 million to address the country's humanitarian crisis, with aid channeled possibly via the Red Cross.

For the doctors who treated him, the fact little William is even alive is something of a miracle. Last May, amid the crackdown on anti-government protests in Nicaragua, a stray bullet pierced his jaw and lodged in his windpipe. His parents decided to flee with him for fear of reprisals after accusing Ortega's police of firing the bullet.

President Trump complains Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador “not doing enough” to prevent migrants heading for border, but experts say programs do a vital job to prevent migrant flow.

In the midst of a migrant crisis on the southern U.S. border, President Trump says he is is cutting off $500 million in funding to the Northern Triangle countries. But critics say he lacks the authority to cut the funding and his action undermines efforts to stop the exodos from Central America.

In the midst of a migrant crisis on the southern U.S. border, the White House is withholding funding to the region, potentially undermining its efforts to stop the exodos from Central America, critics say.