The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit in San Francisco has denied the Donald Trump Administration's judicial maneuver to delay Judge Jon Tigar's order blocking enforcement of its asylum policy.
Read more U.S. Court Rejects Donald Trump’s Attempt to Reinstate Asylum Ban
FARC leaders called on the government Tuesday to enact the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) for the benefit of the armed conflict's victims.
Read more FARC in Colombia Asks for Presidential Endorsement for Peace Law
Cuba will have volleyball and baseball training camps in Japan with a view to the 2020 Olympic Games, Japanese sports authorities and a delegation from the National Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation (INDER) agreed here Saturday after fruitful negotiations.
Read more Cuban Athletes Will Train in Japan for 2020 Olympic Games
Flags of dozens of countries, chants, prayers and a great euphoria characterized the popular welcoming crowd offered Pope Francis after his arrival Wednesday at the international airport of Tocumen.
Read more Multitudinary Welcome to the Pope in Panama
A group of 720 illegal migrants are held Wednesday in Puerto Obaldia, Panama, near the Colombian border, by Panamanian authorities, while an outbreak of African malaria among them would keep the migrants isolated and quarantined.
Read more New Tide of Migrants Triggers Alarms in Panama
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