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Pope Francis, First Latin American to Lead the Catholic Church, Dies at Age 88

Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff and very popular among the faithful around the world but facing fierce opposition in his reform of the Catholic Church, died this Monday 21st at the age of 88. The Argentine Jesuit, leader...

US Immigration Chief Wants Deportations to Latin America Work “Like Amazon”

"Amazon for human beings": this is how the director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Todd Lyons, wants migrant deportations in the United States to work. Speaking at a Border Security conference in Phoenix, Arizona, the high-ranking official stressed...

United Airlines Announces Direct Flight Between Costa Rica and San Francisco, USA

Starting May 23, United Airlines will inaugurate a daily direct route between San José, Costa Rica, and San Francisco, California. The inaugural flight will depart from the West Coast of the United States at 11:34 p.m. local time and...

The United States Maintains 10% Tariff on Costa Rican Products, Confirms Foreign Trade Minister

"The recently published executive order does not modify the 10% tariff applied to Costa Rican exports to the US market." In this way, the Minister of Foreign Trade, Manuel Tovar, detailed how the latest announcement by US President Donald...

Panama Emphasizes That Agreements With the US Have Not Ceded Panamanian Sovereignty Over the Canal

The agreements reached between Panama and the United States regarding the payment of tolls for US warships or greater security cooperation do not mean a cession of Panamanian sovereignty over the interoceanic canal, the Panamanian government stated this past...

French Academy of Medicine Leans Toward Laboratory COVID-19 Origin

The French Academy of Medicine leans toward the theory that the COVID-19 virus originated in a laboratory, according to a new report published this past Wednesday in which the theory of natural origin does not appear convincing. The hypothesis of...

US Court Orders Bayer Substantial Fine After Another Lawsuit Over Potentially Cancer-Causing Herbicide

The pharmaceutical company Bayer acquired Roundup when it acquired Monsanto in 2018. Since then, it has been hit with thousands of lawsuits alleging that its product contains a carcinogen. Now a Georgia court has ordered German agricultural and pharmaceutical...

The Reverse Migration to Latin America Unleashed by Donald Trump

Saudy Palacios crossed the dangerous Darien jungle, on the border between Panama and Colombia, with the hope of reaching the United States, having a job, a house and educating her son. Now she returns to Venezuela by sea with...

3rd Latin American Women’s Summit Organized Aimed at Immigrants in Canada

The 3rd Latin American Women's Summit will be held in Montreal in May, an event that will offer tools for the well-being of immigrants through conferences. Empowerment, solidarity, evolution. These terms are part of the philosophy of the House...

Nine Decades of Japan-Costa Rica Friendship

On the occasion of the Year of Friendship between Japan and Central America, which marks the 90th Anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Costa Rica, on behalf of the government and people of Japan, I...
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