China Condemns U.S. Interference in Central American Relations
China criticizes U.S. politicians for interfering in its Central American partnerships, reaffirming commitment to mutual development and regional prosperity.
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China criticizes U.S. politicians for interfering in its Central American partnerships, reaffirming commitment to mutual development and regional prosperity.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio starts his Central America trip in Panama, meeting President Jose Raul Mulino amidst tensions over U.S. intentions toward the Panama Canal.
Heavy rains hit Central America on June 16, prompting warnings of increased risks of landslides, rock falls, and flooding from various countries in the region.
Four migrants are dead and seven missing after a boat capsized off Panama’s northeast coast amid bad weather. Authorities report the migrants were likely transported by criminal groups.
El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua face a sharp rise in hunger amid pandemic-fueled economic crisis, with millions in need of food and some choosing to migrate north.