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THE 'TRUMP EFFECT' HAS SLOWED ILLEGAL U.S. BORDER CROSSINGS. BUT FOR HOW LONG?
A growing number of Central American migrants are seeking to stay in Mexico rather than continue the trip to the United States... READ MORE›
COSTA RICA WOOS EUROPEAN TOURISTS, FRENCH INVESTMENT
Pia Lackman, the manager for Air France-KLM in Central America, said her airline had found its new direct flights to Costa Rica to be very successful... READ MORE›
'TRUMP EFFECT' SEEN SLOWING SOUTHERN BORDER U.S.-BOUND MIGRANT FLOW
His administration has started taking bids to build a wall and requested funding for more immigration judges and Border Patrol agents... READ MORE›
CLINT DEMPSEY HAS A HAT TRICK TO LEAD U.S. TO 6-0 VICTORY OVER HONDURAS IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER
Watch Clint Dempsey has a hat trick to lead U.S. to 6-0 victory over Honduras in World Cup qualifier... READ MORE›
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UNITED STATES FALLS TO COSTA RICA IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica -- Jurgen Klinsmann insisted Tuesday's 4-0 drubbing in Costa Rica was the lowest point of his career as United States head coach... READ MORE›
MAGNITUDE 7.0 QUAKE SHAKES CENTRAL AMERICA
In El Salvador, the eartquake could be felt in the regions of Chalatenango, San Salvador, Cabanas and San Miguel... READ MORE›
A DAY WITHOUT MURDER: NO ONE IS KILLED IN EL SALVADOR FOR FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS
El Salvador, one of the world's deadliest countries, has recorded a rare day without a single homicide... READ MORE›
LATIN AMERICA LEADERS CONDEMN TRUMP'S MEXICO WALL AT CELAC SUMMIT
Heads of state gathered at annual CELAC Latin America summit discuss ways to confront new regional reality... READ MORE›
MAGNITUDE 7 OFFSHORE QUAKE SHAKES CENTRAL AMERICA, NO DAMAGE SEEN
Its epicenter was located some 149 km 93 miles south-southwest of Puerto Triunfo in El Salvador, according to the U.S. Geological Survey... READ MORE›
FLEEING GANGS CENTRAL AMERICAN FAMILIES SURGE TOWARD US
TAPACHULA, Mexico -- Leaving El Salvador had never been in Alberto's plans... READ MORE›
HURRICANE OTTO FORECAST TO HIT CENTRAL AMERICA ON THANKSGIVING
The rare November hurricane will make landfall either in Nicaragua or Costa Rica... READ MORE›
CUBANS ARE STREAMING NORTH IN LARGE NUMBERS
The number of unauthorized Cubans arriving in the United States nearly doubled in fiscal 2015, rising to 43,159 from 24,278 the previous year, according to U.S... READ MORE›
2016 THE TOUGHEST YEAR FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS WORLDWIDE
In Brussels you have an agreement between the European Union and IOM for a migrant protection reintegration initiative on the central Mediterranean migration route, in Africa... READ MORE›
CHE GUEVARA ERA CLOSES AS LATIN AMERICA'S OLDEST GUERRILLA ARMY CALLS IT A DAY
The illegal narcotics trade also helps to explain the longevity of Colombia's main rebel groups the Farc and the National Liberation Army ELN ... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA TO INCREASE ANNUAL HUMANITARIAN REFUGEE INTAKE
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull made the announcement during a speech to President Barack Obama's invitation-only high-level summit on refugees and migration in New York on Tuesday... READ MORE›
US PAYS TO SHELTER CUBAN MIGRANTS IN COSTA RICA
But American law gives Cubans special status to live in the United States and apply for a green card, provided they make it here... READ MORE›
MAJORITY OF RUSSIANS WANT PUTIN TO BE PRESIDENT AFTER 2018
During the visits, China will sign multiple agreements with the Latin American countries to enhance cooperation in areas including trade, investment, finance and nuclear power... READ MORE›
THOUSANDS OF MARCHERS DEMAND JUST SOLUTION AT UN CLIMATE TALKS IN LIMA
Organisers said they hoped to get 10,000 or more out into the streets which would make this the biggest climate march Latin America has ever seen... READ MORE›
ECUADOR'S CAPITAL SWAYS IN 7.4 EARTHQUAKE
The quake was felt in Quito, the South American country's capital, more than 100 miles away, the Associated Press reported... READ MORE›
ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVIST GEARS UP FOR 6,000-MILE BAMBOO BIKE RIDE
Kate Rawles will ride a bike made from grass grown in Cornwall to raise awareness about the loss of biodiversity... READ MORE›
MORE BABIES BORN WITH BIRTH DEFECTS
There has been a sharp rise in the number of cases of Zika in several other Latin American countries... READ MORE›
CENTRAL AMERICAN CORRIDOR A DANGEROUS ROUTE FOR MIGRANTS HEADING TO CANADA
Many attempting to reach Canada through the Central American corridor are economic migrants... READ MORE›
EL SALVADOR: WORLD'S NEW MURDER CAPITAL
A huge spike in murders in 2015 sends El Salvadorans fleeing to the United States... READ MORE›
US AND MEXICO'S MASS DEPORTATIONS HAVE FUELED HUMANITARIAN CRISIS, REPORT SAYS
US and Mexico's mass deportations have fueled humanitarian crisis, report says... READ MORE›
AS NICARAGUA'S FIRST COUPLE CONSOLIDATES POWER, A DAUGHTER FEARS FOR HER COUNTRY
Zoilamerica Narvaez Murillo, shunned by family after alleging sexual abuse by stepfather and president Daniel Ortega, says landslide win would mar democracy... READ MORE›
CUBANS FEARING LOSS OF FAVORED STATUS IN US RUSH TO MAKE AN ARDUOUS JOURNEY
Late last month, Costa Rica and the other Central American countries agreed on a plan to hasten the Cubans' departure... READ MORE›
TROPICAL STORM OTTO BREWS UP IN WESTERN CARIBBEAN
Otto threatens to bring life-threatening flash floods and mudslides to parts of Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama... READ MORE›
THE CANADIAN PORN KING AND THE CARIBBEAN PARADISE
On Oct. 19, a judge told ordered Jorgensen to remain in Honduras unless he gets court permission to travel... READ MORE›
GATINEAU MURAL ARTIST AIMS TO SHARE HER ART THROUGH LATIN AMERICA
After Mexico, said Szychowska, she's off to Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Panama, Columbia, Peru, Bolivia, and finally, Brazil... READ MORE›
REPEAL OF 'WET FOOT, DRY FOOT' POLICY LEAVES CUBANS STRANDED FAR FROM HOME
Thousands of Cubans gathered in Costa Rica and Panama last year as Central American countries struggled to cope with the influx... READ MORE›
NICARAGUA ELECTS WORLD'S FIRST HUSBAND AND WIFE PAIR AS PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT
Mr Ortega, 70, and his supporters pushed constitutional changes through Congress that ended presidential term limits in 2014... READ MORE›
COFFEE GROWERS FACE CHANGING CLIMATE AND TASTES
Three decades ago, Costa Rica outlawed cultivation of the robusta coffee bean in order to promote production of arabica, the variety prized by high-end roa... READ MORE›
EL SALVADOR PLAYERS SAY OFFERED CASH AHEAD OF WORLD CUP QUALIFIER AGAINST CANADA
El Salvador players claim they have been offered financial inducements to win, draw or avoid a heavy defeat in Tuesday's World Cup qualifier against Canada... READ MORE›
EL SALVADOR ISSUES TSUNAMI ALERT AFTER 7.2 OFFSHORE QUAKE
A step Costa Rica had already taken ahead of Hurricane Otto... READ MORE›