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Private groups are seeking donations - and lucrative government contracts - to help President Trump build his border wall. Univision traveled to Texas and New Mexico to see what's going on. (Lea este articulo en español)
11 Mar 2019 – 04:31 PM EDT
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What makes someone decide to return to a failed state with two million percent hyperinflation, empty store shelves, flickering lights, a broken health system, and rampant crime. Why would you go back to a place that you escaped from, especially knowing the situation has only gotten worse since you left?
25 Abr 2018 – 04:06 PM EDT
Nicaragua reborn

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The Catholic Church has agreed to mediate a national dialogue, but the days when Daniel Ortega ruled imperiously seem over. At the very least he no longer controls the streets.
23 Abr 2018 – 06:52 PM EDT
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Las protestas callejeras antigubernamentales estallaron la semana pasada en la capital nicaragüense, Managua, y se extendieron rápidamente por todo el país. Los estudiantes se atrincheraron dentro de algunos campus universitarios que fueron atacados por la policía. Están pidiendo la renuncia del presidente Daniel Ortega.
23 Abr 2018 – 05:25 PM EDT
A look inside defiant Nicaraguan students' stronghold

A look inside defiant Nicaraguan students' stronghold

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Anti-government street protests erupted last week in the Nicaraguan capital, Managua, and quickly spread across the country claiming as many as 27 lives. Students barricaded themselves inside some university campuses which came under fire from police using live rounds. They are calling for President Daniel Ortega to step down.
23 Abr 2018 – 01:28 AM EDT

Ortega da marcha atrás a las reformas, pero las protestas y la represión siguen en Nicaragua

El anuncio del presidente Ortega de que revocará las reformas al sistema de seguridad social no frenó las manifestaciones pero sí hizo que los empresarios aceptaran sumarse a la mesa de diálogo. A última hora de la noche, surgieron reportes de muertos y heridos en la represión a estudiantes.
22 Abr 2018 – 11:59 PM EDT

Ortega backtracks as Nicaragua student protests continue

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On Sunday President Daniel Ortega canceled an unpopular social security reform package only days after it was announced. Student-led protests have claimed at least 27 lives, and many are demanding Ortega's resignation after 11-years in power.
20 Abr 2018 – 12:13 PM EDT
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There are small insurrections happening across the country over a new Social Security tax. Nicaragua's dynastic dictatorship headed by Daniel Ortega is showing signs of cracking.
12 Ene 2018 – 01:46 PM EST
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Donald Trump just gave the MS-13 its greatest recruitment tool in decades.
8 Ene 2018 – 03:34 PM EST
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Trump is creating more undocumented immigrants in the US

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The decision on Monday to cancel TPS for some 195,000 Salvadorans is particularly cruel. Similar to the Nicaraguans, whose TPS was terminated in November, many of the Salvadoran immigrants came to the U.S. as young children— in some cases nearly two decades ago. The U.S. is the only country many of them have ever known.
25 Dic 2017 – 03:00 PM EST
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Nicaragua taught me to laugh at Donald Trump

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Donald Trump stopped being funny a long time ago. Maybe he never was. But I still laugh at him anyway.
10 Dic 2017 – 03:01 PM EST

Para el premio Nobel de la Paz Oscar Arias lo que hizo Trump en Jerusalén tiene ecos del militarismo de Reagan en América Central

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El expresidente de Costa Rica, Oscar Arias, considera que la decisión de reconocer la ciudad santa como capital israelí aisla a Washington, fue tomada por consideraciones políticas internas y pone en peligro la paz regional.
8 Dic 2017 – 11:55 AM EST

Nobel Peace Laureate Oscar Arias says Trump's Israeli policy echoes Reagan's folly in Central America

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Arias thinks Trump is similarly undermining the possibility for a negotiated peace deal in the Middle East, and predicts the U.S. president's rash behavior will marginalize his government the same way Reagan's policy toward Central America did 30 years ago.
31 Oct 2017 – 04:17 PM EDT
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Governor Ricardo Rosselló described work done on the grid by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as "simply unacceptable," adding that the military team had shown "no sense of urgency."
15 Ago 2017 – 06:58 PM EDT

What is to be done about Venezuela?

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Venezuela is a dying star, and if it explodes in a supernova, it'll be everyone's mess to clean. So it's in everyone's interest to make sure that doesn't happen. But is there any hope for dialogue with Venezuela's intransigent rulers.
14 Jun 2017 – 07:46 PM EDT
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Central America must make nice with Trump administration

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Security issues in Central America are expected to dominate a conference in Miami this week attended by top Trump administration officials. While business groups were invited civil society leaders were excluded, raising complaints that the administration is taking a superficial approach to the region that ignores deep rooted social and economic problems.
26 May 2017 – 02:11 PM EDT

Un estadounidense queda plantado en el altar luego de que deportaran a su prometida a El Salvador

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Robert Paulino esperaba casarse con su novia Wendy Miranda, pero horas antes le llamaron para avisarle que ella estaba recluida en un centro de detención de inmigrantes en Georgia.
26 May 2017 – 01:44 PM EDT
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U.S. man gets 'left at altar' after his fiancé is deported to El Salvador

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After twice trying and failing to marry his high school sweetheart, Robert Paulino got word this morning that his bride-to-be has been deported back to El Salvador.
18 May 2017 – 07:59 PM EDT
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US man races the clock to marry his fiance before her deportation

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A U.S. man who is scrambling to marry his Salvadoran girlfriend before she gets deported hopes love will save the day.
10 May 2017 – 06:13 PM EDT
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How Trump is becoming a model of excellence for banana republic autocrats

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Some say Trump's latest moves have made the United States resemble Nicaragua, led by strongman Daniel Ortega.
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