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In 1998, the world came to the rescue of Honduras and Nicaragua after Hurricane Mitch. Now, 22 years later, the needs are almost the same but political corruption may undermine international generosity, analysts warn. (<a href="https://www.univision.com/noticias/america-latina/tras-el-paso-de-iota-y-eta-ayudara-estados-unidos-a-honduras-y-nicaragua-como-hizo-tras-el-huracan-mitch" data-cms-id="00000175-e752-d15b-ad75-ff7356d10002" data-cms-href="/noticias/america-latina/tras-el-paso-de-iota-y-eta-ayudara-estados-unidos-a-honduras-y-nicaragua-como-hizo-tras-el-huracan-mitch" link-data="{&quot;cms.site.owner&quot;:{&quot;_ref&quot;:&quot;00000147-f3a5-d4ea-a95f-fbb7f52b0000&quot;,&quot;_type&quot;:&quot;ae3387cc-b875-31b7-b82d-63fd8d758c20&quot;},&quot;cms.content.publishDate&quot;:1606161834050,&quot;cms.content.publishUser&quot;:{&quot;_ref&quot;:&quot;00000152-f0a2-dc82-a57a-f3e6882d0000&quot;,&quot;_type&quot;:&quot;6aa69ae1-35be-30dc-87e9-410da9e1cdcc&quot;},&quot;cms.content.updateDate&quot;:1606161834050,&quot;cms.content.updateUser&quot;:{&quot;_ref&quot;:&quot;00000152-f0a2-dc82-a57a-f3e6882d0000&quot;,&quot;_type&quot;:&quot;6aa69ae1-35be-30dc-87e9-410da9e1cdcc&quot;},&quot;link&quot;:{&quot;attributes&quot;:[],&quot;item&quot;:{&quot;_ref&quot;:&quot;00000175-e752-d15b-ad75-ff7356d10002&quot;,&quot;_type&quot;:&quot;4f8e492c-6f2f-390e-bc61-f176d3a37ab9&quot;},&quot;_id&quot;:&quot;00000175-f6b4-dc73-ad7d-ffbe7bf50001&quot;,&quot;_type&quot;:&quot;c3f0009d-3dd9-3762-acac-88c3a292c6b2&quot;},&quot;linkText&quot;:&quot;&lt;b&gt;Leer en espanol&lt;/b&gt;&quot;,&quot;_id&quot;:&quot;00000175-f6b4-dc73-ad7d-ffbe7bf50000&quot;,&quot;_type&quot;:&quot;809caec9-30e2-3666-8b71-b32ddbffc288&quot;}">Leer en español</a>)

Iota Unleashes Floods As It Slams Honduras

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After Eta and Iota, will the world help Honduras and Nicaragua as it did after Hurricane Mitch?

Latinos voted in larger than ever numbers in the 2020 elections. But what they showed most of all is that there is no monolithic &#39;Latino vote,&#39; rather there are Latino voters with diverse influences and interests.

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How we Latinos voted

The spread of the coronavirus pandemic is making the hospital crisis in the U.S. even worse. Here’s the story of Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, where those in the ICU are fighting against covid-19.

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Inside the largest public hospital in the U.S. fighting the pandemic

President Trump and his legal team are running out of time and options. But the president still refuses to concede to Joe Biden, which means, the president-elect and his team are still in the dark when it comes to intelligence briefings and other matters.

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President Trump running out of legal options to challenge the election

Overnight, 62,000 people are in a hospital battling covid-19. “What happens when hospitals reach capacity? That compromises the care they can give to other sick patients, that means more people are going die,” says Dr. Uche Blackstock, an emergency medicine physician and Yahoo News medical contributor.

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U.S. smashes records for new covid cases and hospitalizations

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“When you have a country in the midst of four simultaneous crises… it is even more imperative that an incoming admin have access to full data information before inauguration day. I’m deeply concerned about the extent to which the Trump admin. is delaying the transition,” says Lauren Baer, a former state department official under President Obama.

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HHS won’t provide briefings to Biden’s team until GSA signs off

Nebraska's covid surge: “The cases in Nebraska are rising at a scary rate… this is making us number six in the country. Almost 80% of our ICU beds are occupied and we have a shortage of health care workers ... and they are burned out,” says Dr. Nada Fadul, she's an associate professor of infectious diseases at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.

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Nebraska has 21% ICU capacity amid surge in cases and hospitalizations

In Texas, a community is mourning the loss of the parents of a 4-year-old, after they both died of covid-19. Here’s the tragic story.

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Texas: 4-year-old loses both of his parents to covid-19

Another grim milestone in the fight against coronavirus. The U.S. surpassed 250,000 deaths and the daily average of covid-19 continues to grow. Schools in New York City are now closed again and states across the Midwest are increasing restrictions.

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The U.S. surpasses 250,000 coronavirus deaths as cases continue to rise

The distribution of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine could take months and bring about its own logistical challenges. To discuss the challenges of distributing the covid-19 vaccine, we spoke to Isaac Arnsdorf, he's a reporter at ProPublica.

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Most states aren’t prepared for covid-19 vaccine distribution

The Trump administration has been notorious for its crackdown on legal and illegal immigration during the past four years. Now President-elect Joe Biden has promised to unroll some of President Trump's actions, but how challenging will this be? To discuss this, we spoke to Ali Noorani, president and CEO of the National Immigration Forum.

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Will President-elect Biden roll back Trump’s immigration agenda?

More than 77,000 people are hospitalized across the U.S. as covid-19 cases rise in more than 40 states. Governors are announcing tighter restrictions as Dr. Anthony Fauci urges Americans to cancel Thanksgiving holiday plans.

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States introduce stricter measures as covid cases continue to rise

A court has ruled against a well-known U.S. pharmaceutical company sued for discriminating against a DACA recipient. Here are more details on the case.

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‘Dreamer’ denied job wins discrimination lawsuit

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Along the U.S.-Mexico border, border patrol agents charged with enforcing immigration policy often take the time to snack on food that comes from the other side of the border. It's all part of an interconnected economy that often times knows no division between nations.

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ICE agents are Mexican vendors’ biggest clients at the U.S. border

In California, authorities are investigating a human trafficking case in which ‘coyotes’ held a group of undocumented immigrants in a house until their families paid to release them. The police then launched an operation to rescue them. Here’s the story.

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Police rescued immigrants in a suspected human trafficking operation

Several Cubans in ICE detention centers claim that guards forced them to sign documents saying they want to see their families. Some thought it was their family in Miami, but the documents actually referred to their families in Cuba - in effect, volunteering them for their own deportation.

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Cuban detainees say ICE forced them to sign deportation form

Michael Benavides served in the U.S. military in the Gulf War. He suffered from post-traumatic stress when he returned home, but says he overcame it with assistance. Now he sees in the migrants' campground in Matamoros the same anxiety and desperation that he once felt.

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“Every child, every woman, every man has some trauma,” said a veteran who helps the migrants returned to Mexico

Rescue teams continued on Wednesday looking for people trapped in their houses by flood waters from two back-to-back hurricanes. In Nicaragua, a landslide buried 12 people, of whom only four were rescued. (
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"It's all under water..." Hurricane Iota leaves mounting death toll and devastation in Central America

Iota's vast expanse of tropical storm force winds extending 175-miles from its center means that it will affect most of Nicaragua and Honduras, two countries with a vulnerable topography of mountains and rivers and terrain already saturated by the passage of Eta two weeks ago.

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Hurricane Iota causes widespread flooding in Nicaragua and Honduras from overflowing rivers

Many people who lost their homes to Hurricane Eta are seeking higher ground and shelters run by churches and non-profits. (
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"We’re afraid of what’s coming." Vulnerable Honduras braces for Category 5 Iota, second hurricane in two weeks

Hurricane Eta struck the coast on Nicaragua and Honduras as a Category 4 hurricane leaving hundreds of thousands of people homeless. That comes on top of an economic recession due to the pandemic. Now experts fear they feel obliged to leave the country. (
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Could Hurricane Eta be the "last straw" for Central Americans considering joining a migrant caravan?

In Mexico, children have had to abandon their studies due to the pandemic, some having to work on the streets in order to help their families. But now, some teachers are going the extra mile to try to help their students.

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Traffic lights become classrooms for homeless children

The Mexican government is outraged by allegations of abuse against women, detained at an ICE facility in Georgia. Mexican officials are taking steps to clarify what happened at the center and looking to ensure that something like this never happens again.

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Mexico considers legal action against US for alleged abuse at ICE facility

In Mexico City, there is a place where every day is Halloween and during this time of the year there’s no better place to enjoy delicious potions with a touch of magic than this very original coffee shop. Here’s a look inside this spooky, spectacular setting.

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Mexico: coffee shop offers delicious potions with a touch of magic

Chileans are celebrating the result of a referendum on their country's constitution that could bring about real change for decades to come. Here are more details.

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Chileans overwhelmingly vote to rewrite Pinochet-era constitution

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