Americas

What happened to cryptocurrency created by Maduro? 

Migrant shelters in Ciudad Juarez register low influx 

Migrant arrests at US-Mexico border near record low in February

The US Border Patrol is on pace to have arrested around 8,500 migrants at the border in February as the end of the month nears

Trump to hit Canada, Mexico, China with new tariffs

He blames all three countries for scourge of fentanyl flow into US

Mexico sends 29 prisoners to US as officials meet with Trump team

Official says group includes drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero, who was behind the killing of a U.S. DEA agent in 1985

Epic journey of bringing ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ to the screen

The first of two seasons of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s masterpiece One Hundred Years of Solitude has hit the screen. Netflix is currently working on the second season of this attempt to bring the author’s sprawling masterpiece to the screen. Veronica Villafane has the story.

Trump ends permit to export Venezuelan oil to US

Move ends what became a financial lifeline for the South American country

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