A company with four employees, based out of an office in Switzerland and formed only after signing the contract with Mexico, is charged with packing and distributing 35 million doses of the ...

MIAMI - As Venezuela slides deeper into political chaos and financial ruin, billions of dollars of public assets looted by corrupt government officials and their cronies, are being held by governments ...

This Tuesday, April 9th, Univision News will broadcast an exclusive one-hour special with President Joe Biden with an interview on the issues that matter most to Hispanics in the US, from the economy, ...

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández will be sworn in Saturday after winning reelection in a disputed Nov. 26 election tainted by allegations of electronic fraud in the vote count. But a visit to ...

Convicted murderer Krishna Maharaj, now 81, has spent 34 years in jail, battling numerous ailments while proclaiming his innocence. U.S. prisons are no place for the elderly, say advocates. (Leer en ...

Gangs in Central and South America are growing so powerfully connected to state institutions that they have morphed from their traditionally isolated, street-level criminal activities to become ...

A New York drug trial this week threatens to blow the lid off an alleged conspiracy between Honduras’ ruling National Party and a nest of drug traffickers in this remote corner of Central America. Lea ...

Gabriela Berrospi thought she had made it when she got her first media job after attending New York University on a scholarship. She started saving and took out a small retirement account. But hanging ...

Genaro Garcia Luna was billed as a new Supercop who was going to transform the fraught security relationship between Mexico and the United States. But after some promising collaboration, that U.S.

Imagen US Justice Department. In a double blow against two of its biggest enemies, the U.S. government this week seized the cargo of four oil tankers targeted for transporting Iranian fuel to ...

It’s not exactly unchartered waters, but not since 1994 has a government in this hemisphere found itself so isolated. The de facto military government in Haiti, which ousted President Jean Bertrand ...

A jury in New York federal court found a Honduran businessman guilty on three counts of drug trafficking and related weapons charges on Monday, culminating a closely watched trial with implications ...