Opinion

Mexico's migrant policy bears responsibility for the deaths of 39 migrants in the fire at a detention center in Ciudad Juarez. They were in the custody of the Mexican government, in a federal facility.

The law provides tax incentives for developing solar manufacturing and creates thousands of good-paying jobs.

Banning Lenten processions of the Stations of the Cross from Nicaragua’s streets and plazas is just the latest front in President Daniel Ortega’s war on the Catholic Church.

Mexico's president is upset with the Biden administration over its latest human rights report which highlights a series of violations from forced disappearance by government agents, torture, arbitrary arrest or detention, as well as restrictions on free expression and media and extremely low rates of prosecution.

Cuban baseball today seems a reminder of the island's massive youth exodus — which ought to make it a handy showcase of what Cuban exiles protest. This Cuban crew is largely a team drawn from a rapidly shrinking pool of talented youth who in recent years have been abandoning their communist country in droves.

President Biden’s recent budget proposal will help minority-owned enterprises to build opportunity and narrow racial wealth gaps. But we must do more to increase access to capital for those overlooked by traditional banks.

The social networks have transformed journalism. No one waits for the evening news or the morning newspaper to find out what's going on around the world. But, our principal social responsibility as journalists remains the same; to question people in power, as well as to inform with precision and truth.

Daniel Ortega stole the house where he lives, stole the citizenship of hundreds of political prisoners and stole the democracy that cost Nicaraguans so much work and so many deaths. But don't count Nicaragua out. It's a country that knows how to drive out dictators.

It’s a more than apt coincidence that Chávez’s memory is in the news now as Florida’s legislature convenes to propose laws that, if enacted, would press their own boot heel on free speech.

López Obrador has been president since 2018 yet he still blames Mexico's problems on past presidents, including the high murder rate. We have to look to the future. The next leader of Mexico must make it his or her priority to stop the murders of so many Mexicans.