The U.S. Congress has approved a bipartisan bill that would expand critical funding to help identify human remains of asylum seekers and migrants who’ve died in remote areas of the border while crossing into the United States.
Read more U.S. Congress expands program to identify remains of asylum seekers who died crossing border
Italian police authorities today arrested 14 foreigners accused of being members of an international human trafficking network.
According to official information released by various media, the police are looking for four other individuals members of the organization with branches in other European countries and Africa.
Read more Italy dismantles international human trafficking network
The executive secretary of ALBA-TCP, Sacha Llorenti, today highlighted the failure of the United States Government in its call for a Summit of the Americas marked by a political decision to exclude several countries of the region.
Read more ALBA-TCP criticizes US call for excluding countries from summitThe Global Anti-Blockade Movement against Cuba, known as NEMO, expressed its support for Pope Francis' statements on the need to put an end to aggression and unilateral sanctions against any country in the world.
Read more Pope's words against aggressions and blockades supported in the U.S.A 10-strong mission from the World Health Organization (WHO) arrived in Wuhan, central China, on Thursday to initiate new investigations about the origins of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.
Read more WHO experts in China to investigate origin of SARS-CoV-2
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