Nicolás Cortés

1 week ago | wmbdradio.com | Nicolás Cortés |Sarah Morland

By Nicolas Cortes and Sarah MorlandSANTIAGO (Reuters) – A Haitian woman who moved to South America nearly a decade ago was finally reunited with her daughter through a local visa program that highlighted both the escalating conflict in the Caribbean and sharpening tensions over migration as Chile’s presidential election season ramps up.

1 week ago | kfgo.com | Nicolás Cortés |Sarah Morland

By Nicolas Cortes and Sarah MorlandSANTIAGO (Reuters) – A Haitian woman who moved to South America nearly a decade ago was finally reunited with her daughter through a local visa program that highlighted both the escalating conflict in the Caribbean and sharpening tensions over migration as Chile’s presidential election season ramps up.

1 week ago | usnews.com | Nicolás Cortés |Sarah Morland

By Nicolas Cortes and Sarah MorlandSANTIAGO (Reuters) - A Haitian woman who moved to South America nearly a decade ago was finally reunited with her daughter through a local visa program that highlighted both the escalating conflict in the Caribbean and sharpening tensions over migration as Chile's presidential election season ramps up.

1 month ago | liberation.fr | Nicolás Cortés |Fanny Léonor Crouzet

ReportageArticle réservé aux abonnésConflit israélo-palestiniendossierpar Fanny Léonor Crouzet, envoyée spéciale à Masafer Yatta (Cisjordanie occupée)A Jinba, la dernière attaque de colons, suivie quelques heures plus tard d’un épisode de vandalisme par les soldats de l’armée, a laissé les habitants sous le choc. Le village est implanté au sud de la Cisjordanie occupée, à 300 mètres à peine de la ligne de démarcation avec Israël.

2 months ago | sightmagazine.com.au | Nicolás Cortés |Alexander Villegas |David Adams

NICOLAS CORTES and ALEXANDER VILLEGAS, of Reuters, report on how Adamary Garcia, one of as many as 20,000 children forcibly taken from their parents by the regime of dictator Augusto Pinochet, has been reunited with her mother…San Antonio, Chile Reuters “I knew she’d find me,” Edita Bizama, 64, said from her home in the Chilean port city of San Antonio after finally reuniting with the daughter who was taken from her over 40 years ago during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.