Santiago Montañez Bertoletti
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International students aren’t the enemy (opens the original)
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While most people rested during the summer break and enjoyed the Chicago heat, the Trump administration announced a new rule for international students, according to the Department of Homeland Security, to prevent abuse of the F-1 visa. You don’t need to know much about the subject to realize this is really another attempt by the administration to inflate numbers and arrest and deport more immigrants who have not committed any crime. Violating immigration status is a civil offense, not a crime,
Trump’s Venezuela strategy comes at a cost (opens the original)
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The current administration seems determined to break records, especially when it comes to international relations and approval ratings. Beyond approval ratings at a record low of 22.4, President Donald Trump has made a new diplomatic play in South America. On Sept. 11, in the Presidential Determination to Congress, President Trump announced and identified countries that are major transit or drug producers. In the past 12 months, those countries have failed to make substantial efforts to combat d
News hits different when it’s close to home (opens the original)
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We all know the big media organizations, huge multinational companies with resources and staff around the globe. CNN News and Fox News in the U.S., BBC News in the UK, Al Jazeera in the Middle East and Telemundo for Hispanic audiences are all communication giants that keep us updated on the latest developments in global geopolitics, economics and other major events. But what happens when the news is about DeKalb’s City Council? What happens when there is a shooting in a Chicago suburb that does
That time that I learned appeasement is not peace (opens the original)
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As children, most people were taught a basic but important principle: violence is not the solution to problems. Most of you probably followed that principle more or less to the letter. There will be a small percentage of readers who have been involved in a fight, and a very small and highly unlikely percentage who may have been involved in a shooting or another violent situation. Unfortunately, this reality is not the same everywhere in the world. Where I was born was not one of those places. Th
Political pendulum of the Americas needs to steady (opens the original)
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In recent months, a change has been noted on the map of America, and it is not only the name changes of the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario. In Peru, former Peruvian dictator Alberto Fujimori’s daughter Keiko Fujimori won the presidency after four attempts. In Colombia, an independent right-wing candidate also won the election after four years of a left-wing government. This is a pattern that can be traced back to 2019, but it began to become visible in 2023 with the election of Javier Milei as
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