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Chaos and Violence in Several Mexican States after Killing of Cartel Leader “El Mencho”

The Jalisco New Generation Cartel unleashes its fury over the killing of its leader Nemesio Oseguera. Road blockades and burned vehicles are reported.

Chinese Mining Firms Now Control More Than One Million Hectares in Nicaragua

Ortega regime distributes 72 mining concessions among 16 Chinese companies in less than three years. Four companies monopolize 70% of concessions and hectares.

Morgan’s Rock Hotel In Nicaragua Reopens After Reaching Agreement Over Tax Claim

Tourism company negotiates with the DGI and the Attorney General’s Office to “resolve fiscal matters” and reopens Morgan’s Rock, without providing further details

Nicaraguans Stripped of Citizenship: “The Theft of Our Pensions Is a Criminal Act”

Exiled retirees report that their pensions have been withheld for three consecutive years and that they now depend on their children to survive

Cuba’s Dilemma: Resistance, Collapse or Negotiation?

Rafael Rojas, Cuban historian: Some sectors are proposing a return to the reformist agenda, but the official response is to “close ranks” with the government.

Costa Rican Border Towns Coping with Nicaraguan Migration

Study points to limited local capacities, high dependence on international cooperation, and lack of commitment from national authorities

El Salvador Protests Held over Bukele’s Mass Trials

“This is genocide, what the government is plotting: grouping innocent people together with real criminals,” they claimed

Ending Visa-Free Entry for Cubans Does Not Guarantee an End to the “Migration Springboard” from Nicaragua

The measure, which also affects several African countries, is more a political strategy than a response to migration problems, analysts say

Costa Rica Urged to Pursue Masterminds in Samcam Murder

Claudia Vargas: “We expect a trial against those detained for committing the crime in six months, and that the investigation will reach the co-conspirators.”