Opinion

Despite a series of New York drug trials that have implicated its political leaders, Hondurans should not expect justice to come from abroad. But, the current situation requires pressure from the international community to promote democracy.

After two more mass shootings we are now at the moment of indignation and the public promises to reform the laws. But will anything change politically?

We are all waiting to return to normalcy. But that does not exist. Our social isolation, our masked lives, the never ending Zoom meetings and the fear of contacts with others have changed us. The world will never be as it was in 2019.

The solution to this problem cannot be a return to Trump-era policies of inhumane treatment as a policy of dissuasion. Family separation and forcing migrants to remain in makeshift shelters across the border is morally wrong and bad policy.

Things are getting worse for women in Mexico, but President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is in denial.

A Cuban American war veteran's plea to president Biden to lift US santions on Cuban families

On President Joe Biden’s first day in office, the Department of Homeland Security suspended the Migrant Protection Protocols, and by late February asylum-seekers were being screened for Covid-19 and allowed into the United States. But the border reopened too late for most of the 41,247 migrants whose cases were rejected while they “remained in Mexico.”

By 2044, America’s white population may no longer represent a majority of the country, according to the Census Bureau’s calculations. At the same time, we are witnessing the resentment and incomprehension of a small, yet aggressive, segment of the population that simply refuses to accept the idea that the country is changing.

Haiti is facing a politicial crisis over delayed elections. Facing this looming peril, the U.S. should abandon its support for the Moise government, unless he holds credible, national and local elections.

After the success of the hit song 'Motherland and Life' (Patria y Vida) the four singers may pay a big price. The song may have condemned them to a permanent exile. “Look, I think the price is not to return to Cuba,” Descemer Bueno acknowledged.