central america

Bizarre Contract Dispute Putting Thousands Of Migrant Children At Risk

The revolving door doesn't swing only at the Pentagon.
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El Salvador Deemed Too Dangerous For Peace Corps, But Not For Deportees

The Central American country is on track to become the homicide capital of the world.
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White House Isn't Backing Down On Deportation Raids Targeting Families

Officials say the immigrant women and children being picked up are within its priorities for enforcement.
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El Salvador Is On Track To Become World Homicide Leader

The country's murder rate jumped 70 percent this year.
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Central American Moms And Kids Are Still Coming To The U.S. For Safety

Last year's decline in border apprehensions has been reversed.
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Here's The Secret Behind Army Ants' Bridge-Building Ways

The research could inspire new robotics.
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Ron Johnson: Deporting Kids To Honduras Is OK Because It's 'A Beautiful Country'

The murder rate per capita there is among the highest in the world.
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A Program Meant To Keep Kids From Coming To The U.S. Illegally Hasn't Let Anyone In Legally Yet

The government has only interviewed 90 of nearly 4,000 applicants.
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A Mysterious Epidemic Plaguing Central America May Be Linked To Climate Change

"If it turns out that heat stress is causing kidney disease, it may be relevant throughout the world."
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Hundreds Feared Dead In Guatemala Landslide

By Sofia Menchu and Enrique Pretel, Reuters