
Bryan Avelar
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1 month ago |
elpais.com | Bryan Avelar |Salvador Melendez
Charli, líder de una facción del Barrio 18, detalla cómo empezaron los acercamientos con el círculo de presidente en una entrevista con ‘El Faro’ San Salvador - Mientras miles de inocentes permanecen en condiciones inhumanas en las cárceles de El Salvador, uno de los más reconocidos líderes pandilleros del país centroamericano, Carlos Cartagena López, alias Charli de IVU, fue liberado en secreto por el Gobierno del presidente Nayib Bukele y ha ofrecido una entrevista mostrando su rostro y...
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2 months ago |
english.elpais.com | Luis Pablo Beauregard |Bryan Avelar
The Trump administration has paused the permanent residency process, commonly known as the green card, for certain migrants who applied in recent years. The suspension primarily affects refugees and asylees, according to CBS, which first reported the news. Washington justifies the move by citing widespread fraud in residency applications.
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2 months ago |
english.elpais.com | Lorena Arroyo |Luis Pablo Beauregard |Bryan Avelar
The start of the first international trip of the new U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, could not be more symbolic. This Wednesday, she will visit the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT), alongside El Salvador’s Justice Minister Gustavo Villatoro.
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2 months ago |
english.elpais.com | Bryan Avelar |Carla Gloria Colomé
A law firm filed a habeas corpus petition with the Supreme Court of El Salvador on Monday, demanding the immediate release of 238 Venezuelans who were deported to the country and have been imprisoned at the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) since March 15. The law firm, Bufete Grupo Ortega, claims to have been directly hired by the vice president of Venezuela to lead this legal battle.
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2 months ago |
english.elpais.com | Bryan Avelar |Carla Gloria Colomé
Every day, more details emerge about the prison agreement between Nayib Bukele and Donald Trump to receive migrants deported from the United States. On Monday, the day after the Salvadoran president televised the transfer of 261 alleged members of the Tren de Aragua and MS-13 criminal organizations to the Terrorist Confinement Center (CECOT), the White House clarified that, in reality, 101 of the Venezuelans who arrived on Sunday were simply undocumented migrants, not terrorists.
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