From taxi drivers to tour guides, the collapse of Cuba’s tourism industry has left thousands struggling to get by.
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As El Salvador’s state of emergency turns four years old, families warn of the toll of the mass arrests on children.
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Hardline immigration policies under US President Donald Trump have forced some migrants to abandon their American dream.
In Catatumbo, fighting has forced over 55,000 people from their homes. What does it mean for Colombia’s peace process?
