Latin America News Dispatch

The group  gathered to march under the motto “United for Liberty.”

The caravan is expected to reach the Guatemalan border today.

The new poll suggests his support may still be growing, with 49 percent of respondents indicating they intend to vote for the extremist retired Army captain over center-left former São Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad.

Fujimori is the daughter of former president Alberto Fujimori who was last week ordered to return to jail for a 25-year sentence for human rights abuses.

Roxana Baldetti was charged with illicit association, fraud, and influence peddling.

Erica Malunguinho was elected as a state representative in São Paulo, becoming the first transgender candidate elected to that position.

The right-wing candidate will have to face a runoff on October 28 against his opponent, Fernando Haddad, from the Worker’s Party.

“President Trump harbors an animus against non-white, non-European aliens,” wrote Judge Edward Chen of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Supreme Court annulled the controversial 2017 pardon of former President Alberto Fujimori.

The audit found that hundreds of separated children were detained for longer than the three-day time limit in Border Patrol facilities.

The agreement also grants the U.S. greater access to the Canadian dairy market and gives some preference to car manufacturers that pay their workers $16 per hour.

More than 17 percent of tree cover has been lost to deforestation.

Javier Duarte’s case has been cast as emblematic of pervasive corruption in the long-dominant Institutional Revolution Party.

Nicolás Maduro told a small audience at the close of Wednesday’s assembly that he was willing to “shake hands” with President Trump and discuss an “open agenda.”

The President also slapped financial sanctions on four people closely associated with Maduro, including his wife Cilia Flores.

China says the ship is providing needed medical services to Venezuelans amid the crushing economic crisis.

The new rule is planned to ensure that immigrants “can support themselves financially and will not be reliant on public benefits,” according to a press release.

“I see no reason to lose confidence in Commissioner Velásquez,” wrote Guterres.

Officials worry that this could harm the country’s peace efforts.

Vizcarra proposed the reinstatement of the Senate and a term limit for congressmen.

According to the indictment, Kirchner collected bribes from construction companies in exchange for public works contracts.