Wednesday, Jul 09

The U.S. revokes Temporary Protected Status for thousands from Honduras and Nicaragua, risking deportation for many immigrants.

Friday, Jun 20

Roberto Samcam, a Nicaraguan dissident, was assassinated in Costa Rica, intensifying fears for the safety of exiled opposition figures.

Saturday, Jun 14

Violeta Chamorro, Nicaragua's first female president and peace bringer, died at 95, marking the end of a notable era in Central American politics.

Sunday, May 04

Nicaragua's withdrawal from UNESCO follows the awarding of a press freedom prize to the exiled newspaper La Prensa, highlighting tensions over censorship and dissent.

Thursday, Apr 24

The US has charged a high-ranking Tren de Aragua member with terrorism-related offenses, marking a significant legal action against the gang.

Thursday, Apr 10

Federal judges in Texas and New York have temporarily blocked the deportation of Venezuelan men accused of gang affiliation, citing due process under the Alien Enemies Act.

Tuesday, Apr 01

Venezuela reports the arrival of the first recognized gang leader among US deportees, igniting debates on deportation policies and asylum rights.

Saturday, Mar 22

Deportations of Venezuelan nationals to El Salvador have ignited a legal standoff and controversy surrounding immigration policies and gang affiliations.

Friday, Mar 21

Venezuelan soccer player Jerce Reyes Barrios deported to El Salvador due to a tattoo misidentified as gang-related, raising serious due process concerns.

Wednesday, Mar 19

The Trump administration is under scrutiny for deporting Venezuelan alleged gang members to El Salvador, allegedly violating a court order and bypassing due process.