Americas

What is 'reverse flow' migration and what are risks of going back?

Power restored to most homes after Chile's massive blackout

Chile's worst blackout in well over a decade struck on Tuesday afternoon, leaving millions without power

'Doctor of the Poor' will be first Venezuelan saint

Haitian police union demands better work conditions

UN chief rules out UN peacekeepers for Haiti

Antonio Guterres says a U.N. support mission could provide logistical support to the existing multinational force assisting Haiti’s police

Pope signs decree for canonization of Venezuela's first saint

Jose Gregorio Hernandez was known as the 'doctor of the poor'

Venezuelan Adjustment Act returns to Congress

Blackout hits Chile, leaving millions without power

One of the country's main electricity distributors confirmed all of its customers had experienced the power failure

Canada’s immigration overhaul signals global shift in student migration

Canada, long seen as one of the world's most welcoming nations, has introduced sweeping changes affecting international students. The reforms highlight a growing global trend toward more restrictive immigration policies.

US expands visa restrictions on Cubans tied to labor export program

The Caribbean island nation sends health workers around the world, a 'forced labor' program that deprives Cubans of medical care, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said

Guantanamo Bay: A new front in US immigration policy?

U.S. President Donald Trump plans to send 30,000 undocumented migrants to Guantanamo Bay. While the Migrant Operations Center is separate from the high-security jail where terror suspects are kept, it has not escaped scrutiny over human rights concerns.