In Mexico, the case of a brutal killing of a 12-year-old girl named Fatima is making headlines again. Her family has been seeking justice for years after one of the alleged culprits was acquitted. Due to irregularities during the trial, her family now sees the possibility of a retrial.

Janitors across California are marching for a new deal. It’s the beginning of a union campaign to renegotiate their contracts and demand more protections for workers, including the large numbers of immigrants in their ranks. Jaime Garcia reports.

New Yorkers will no longer be able to enroll in the Global Entry program. The decision is in response to a new law in New York state that gives undocumented immigrants the opportunity to obtain driver's licenses. Blanca Rosa Vilchez explains.

Marlene Urbay established herself as the director of Cuba’s National Ballet at a very young age. She emigrated to Europe and then to the US to compete in the professional world of music. Xiomara Gonzalez Govea has her inspiring story.

A White House visit by Venezuela's interim President Juan Guaido on Wednesday is being criticized by Nicolas Maduro who says President Trump's obsession with regime change in the South American country is leading him down the path to insanity. UNews spoke to James 'Jimmy' Story, the U.S. State Department head of Venezuela Affairs.

El Salvador says it's not ready to receive those who applied for asylum in the U.S. as recently had been agreed with Washington. This announcement comes in the midst of a report that dozens of Salvadorans deported from the U.S. were killed upon their return to the country.