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Haiti Extradites 18 Key Suspects to United States in Major Breakthrough for Moïse Assassination Probe
In a major legal milestone, Haitian authorities have extradited 18 suspects, including former Colombian soldiers, to the U.S. to face federal charges in the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse.
Jamaica Launches Landmark Legal Challenge Seeking Slavery Reparations from Former Colonial Powers
Jamaica has filed a landmark formal legal claim with international bodies seeking billions in reparatory justice and economic restitution for centuries of transatlantic chattel slavery.
Nicolás Maduro Releases First Prison Photos Since US Capture, Says “Venezuela Will Be Reborn”
Former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has released his first photos from a US detention facility, saying he remains strong as he faces charges after his capture.
Car Bomb Attack Hits Colombia After New President Takes Office
A car bomb exploded in southwestern Colombia, injuring two guards a day after President Abelardo de la Espriella took office amid security concerns.
Shooter Kills Tourist at Teotihuacan, Leaves 13 Injured
A gunman killed a Canadian tourist and injured 13 people at the Teotihuacan pyramids on April 20, 2026, triggering a security protocol review with the FIFA World Cup less than two months away.
Stampede in Haiti Kills at Least 25 During Holy Week
A stampede during Easter celebrations at Haiti's Citadelle Laferrière killed at least 25 people and injured dozens; the government declared three days of mourning and dismissed officials for negligence.
Central American Caravans Seek New Route Amid Restrictions
New Central American caravans seek alternative routes in Mexico amid migration restrictions, with 3,000 monthly asylum applications in Tapachula alone.
Dominican Republic Tightens Migration Controls with Haiti
The Dominican Republic reinforces border controls with Haiti amid the worsening humanitarian crisis in the neighboring country, generating tensions with international human rights bodies.