75 Cuban, Haitian migrants in Ubers left on Guatemala road: police
Several dozen Haitian and Cuban migrants bound for the US border, including 14 children, were abandoned Sunday along a Guatemala ...
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Mexican police break up US-bound caravan of Central American migrants
Tapachula, Mexico—Mexican police dispersed on Sunday a caravan of about 400 mainly Central American migrants who had been hoping to ...
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Panama defends hiring Cuban doctors to fight pandemic
Panama's health minister on Monday defended the deployment of more than 200 Cuban doctors to help the Central American country ...
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Iota, weakened but deadly, rips through Central America
Storm Iota has killed at least nine people as it smashed homes, uprooted trees and swamped roads during its destructive ...
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Hurricane Iota tears through Central America after Nicaragua landfall
Bilwi, Nicaragua—Hurricane Iota was barreling through Central America on Tuesday, hours after making landfall as the strongest Atlantic storm this ...
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Cruise liner seeks port for virus ship
Passengers on a virus-stricken cruise liner entered the Panama Canal in Central America Sunday after they were told the company ...
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Between US and Central America’s: Mexico’s bad location
"Migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador have to traverse it to get to the US border." If the ...
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Central Americans fleeing crime and poverty for better life in US
Messilla, United States"•Ovidio Lopez Tum sold tortillas in his hometown of Chicaman in Guatemala to support his wife and eight ...
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Hurricane ‘Nate’ slams into southern US coast
NEW ORLEANS"•Hurricane “Nate” slammed into the southeastern tip of the US state of Louisiana on Saturday and headed toward Mississippi ...
Read more15,809 murders in the most violent countries
SAN SALVADOR"•Central America’s northern three countries -- Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras -- remain among the most violent in the ...
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