The so-called 'CITGO 6' - Jorge Toledo, Tomeu Vadell, José Pereira and the brothers José Luis and Alirio José Zambrano - have been detained for more than 18 months in the basement of the Venezuelan military counterintelligence headquarters (DGCIM) in Caracas. But after reports of a disturbance by detainees at the facility in recent weeks, families have not been allowed contact.

The arrival of fast speed internet earlier this year is allowing Cubans to organize behind causes and social movements using social media. Felice Gorordo, co-founder of Roots of Hope, a non-profit focused on empowering youth in Cuba, spoke to UNews about these fast changes in the island.

Americans who move to Mexico City have found a high standard of living and business opportunities at an affordable rate chasing the "Mexican dream". Valeria Leon has more on this growing trend.

In Peru, a U.S. Navy hospital ship is making its second stop on a mission to visit 12 countries in South America and the Caribbean to provide medical care. Commander Tod Morris spoke to UNews aboard the ship docked in Callao, Peru.

A Guatemalan mother testified in front of Congress asking for justice in the death of her 19-month old daughter last year after being released from a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility. The baby was in good health when they arrived, but she became sick a few days later. Lorraine Caceres has more.

Culture Secretary of Mexico sent a letter to Louis Vuitton over the use of indigenous Mexican patterns for a high-end chair. Mexico is seeking compensation for the indigenous communities who are the owners of the designs used by the French brand. Miriam Arias has more.