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The tragedy of ‘Pichi’: He went to LA to buy a car and was killed by a helicopter (opens the original)
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Grief over the death of three people in the NBC and Telemundo helicopter crash in Los Angeles traveled over 2,300 miles south to Cuilapa, Guatemala, the impoverished community where victim Edy Fernando Gutiérrez Mejía was born. The 29-year-old had arrived that same day in Chatsworth with the intention of buying a vehicle. He never returned. The helicopter that fell on him was the one from which journalist Eliana Moreno and pilot George Marciniw were reporting on a terrible traffic accident. The
Deported migrant who testified against drug traffickers is seized by ICE on his return to the US (opens the original)
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John Doe managed to get out of Mexico safely, but as soon as he set foot on U.S. soil, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested him and attempted to deport him again. It is the latest chapter in the journey of a Mexican who collaborated with the U.S. government as a witness in several drug trafficking cases and whose life was put at risk after he was deported three times — the most recent, on August 1 — to an area of high drug smuggling activity. He never became a protected witness, no
A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, his movement points to J. D. Vance as Trump’s political successor (opens the original)
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An empty chair at the American Airlines Center recalled Charlie Kirk on Wednesday during the first Republican midterm convention in Dallas, Texas. “Charlie! Charlie!” thousands of attendees chanted as President Donald Trump hailed the slain conservative activist as a martyr and urged his followers to honor his legacy at the polls in November. Kirk’s figure and the movement he led were thrust back to the center of the Republican political scene a year after his murder. “A left-wing extremist kill
A cartel tortured Julio: The US denied his family asylum and wants to send them to a third country (opens the original)
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Julio thought that he had found his dream job. He was a driver for a wealthy family in Guadalajara, Mexico’s second-largest city. At first, his tasks were simple: taking his employer to the beauty salon, shopping, or for tea with her friends. He dropped her children off at school and then took them to their English, piano and swimming lessons. But everything changed when he discovered that they were the wife and children of a drug trafficker. “I can’t get out of here,” Blanca Hernández recalls h
From a taqueria to a café: The California businesses linked to relatives of ‘El Mencho’ (opens the original)
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Luck turned against Marín Oseguera Cervantes in June 2013. Filing for bankruptcy in a California court, he said he had $117,000 in debt and only $38 in his pocket. Court records show that with his income as a granite countertop installer and the modest earnings of his wife, Azucena, who worked as a nanny, he could not keep up with the rent on their home, payments on 13 credit cards, installments on two vehicles, or three outstanding medical bills. But three years later, in the summer of 2016, th
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