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El Salvador Imposes $1,000 Entry Fee on Travelers from India and Africa to Combat Surge in U.S.-Bound Migration

Política

El Salvador is now charging a $1,000 fee to passengers from India or Africa in an effort to curb migration to the United States via ...

Política

London hosted the inaugural ministerial Council of the United Kingdom Central America Association (UK-CAAA), focusing on cooperation and trade discussions. On October 16 and 26, ...

Política

Tropical Storm Pilar is aggressively showering Central America with torrential rain, following the destructive path Hurricane Otis left in Mexico last week. El Salvador has ...

Negocios

Resource-rich Latin American currencies and stocks actively retreated on Tuesday, steering towards a third consecutive monthly loss as investors braced for Colombia’s monetary policy announcement ...

Entretenimiento

El Salvador is remarkably transforming, ready to host the Miss Universe 2023 pageant and spotlight its rich culture and breathtaking beauty. This transformation includes infrastructure ...

Negocios, Política

On Friday, a government statement announced that FATF, the financial crime watchdog, has taken Panama off its gray list, which records countries perceived as inadequately ...

Política

Haitians are flocking to Port-au-Prince’s Toussaint Louverture International Airport, echoing the migration surge of 2017, but with a new destination: Nicaragua. Since August, tens of ...

Política

President Daniel Ortega has targeted the Catholic Church again, canceling the legal status and registration of 25 institutions. This list includes the Franciscan Friars Minor ...

Negocios

Honduras will join the sixth China International Import Expo in Shanghai from Nov 5 to 10, with a goal to foster investments and tourism, according ...