Por Angélica Beltrán   CDMX a 29 de abril de 2026 (Noticias de México).- El senado cerró el debate de Agenda Política con una dura sentencia contra el PAN: el caso Chihuahua y la CIA infiltrada en el gobierno de Maru Campos ha terminado por sepultar a los panistas y el próximo año estarán liquidados en las urnas.        Y es que no se trata de un episodio menor. La participación de la Agencia Central de Inteligencia de Estados Unidos (relacionada con los golpes de estado en Latinoamérica), facilitada desde un gobierno estatal y sin conocimiento del Estado mexicano, coloca el caso en el terreno más delicado de la vida pública: la soberanía.       La Constitución es clara: comprometer la seguridad nacional bajo injerencia extranjera configura el delito grave de traición a la patria. El contexto internacional amplifica la gravedad. La creciente intervención de Estados Unidos para vulnerar soberanías nacionales como lo mu...

By the Nuestra América Magazine Editorial Board A t the heart of the United States legal system lies a fundamental principle: no one should be deprived of liberty without due process of law. This principle, enshrined in the Constitution, has long served as a line of defense for millions of people, including immigrants navigating deportation proceedings. Yet in 2025, that guarantee began to quietly unravel. Today, thousands of individuals held by immigration authorities face a troubling reality: they remain behind bars without access to a bond hearing before a judge. In other words, they are denied the opportunity to demonstrate that they pose no danger or flight risk, and to request release while their cases move forward. A Shift That Changes Everything Traditionally, immigration detention in the United States has been civil, not punitive. This means it is not meant to serve as punishment, but rather as a temporary measure while a legal process unfolds. Within this framework,...

Por el Consejo Editorial de Nuestra América Magazine E n el corazón del sistema jurídico de Estados Unidos existe un principio fundamental: nadie debe ser privado de su libertad sin el debido proceso de ley. Este principio, consagrado en la Constitución, ha sido durante décadas una línea de defensa para millones de personas, incluidos los inmigrantes en proceso de deportación. Sin embargo, en 2025, esa garantía comenzó a desmoronarse silenciosamente. Hoy, miles de personas detenidas por autoridades migratorias enfrentan una realidad alarmante: permanecen encarceladas sin acceso a una audiencia de fianza ante un juez. En otras palabras, no tienen la oportunidad de demostrar que no representan un peligro ni un riesgo de fuga, ni de solicitar su libertad mientras sus casos avanzan. Un cambio que lo transforma todo Tradicionalmente, la detención migratoria en Estados Unidos ha sido de carácter civil, no punitivo. Esto significa que no debería funcionar como un castigo, sino como ...

Por Nuestra América Magazine News Desk U n nuevo informe del Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) está reavivando el debate sobre el costo humano de la política estadounidense hacia Cuba. El estudio concluye que la expansión de las sanciones de Estados Unidos a partir de 2017—durante la administración de Donald Trump —fue probablemente el principal factor detrás de un aumento dramático de la mortalidad infantil en la isla, que se disparó en un 148 por ciento entre 2018 y 2025. Los hallazgos cuestionan las narrativas tradicionales que atribuyen las dificultades económicas y de salud pública en Cuba únicamente a problemas internos. En cambio, el informe señala como responsable en gran medida a la estrategia de “máxima presión” de Washington, que endureció las restricciones financieras, limitó el acceso al combustible y restringió las transacciones internacionales con el Estado cubano. Según Alexander Main , director de política internacional del CEPR y coautor del informe, ...

By Nuestra América Magazine News Desk A new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) is fueling renewed debate over the human cost of U.S. policy toward Cuba. The study concludes that the expansion of U.S. sanctions beginning in 2017—under the administration of Donald Trump —was likely the primary driver behind a dramatic increase in infant mortality on the island, which reportedly surged by 148 percent between 2018 and 2025. The findings challenge long-standing narratives that attribute Cuba’s economic and public health struggles solely to internal inefficiencies. Instead, the report places significant responsibility on Washington’s “maximum pressure” strategy, which tightened financial restrictions, limited access to fuel, and curtailed international transactions involving the Cuban state. 7 According to Alexander Main , director of international policy at CEPR and coauthor of the report, the consequences are stark and ongoing. “The Trump policy of ‘maximum pr...

Por Nuestra América Magazine News Desk L a presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum , envió una señal diplomática firme pero medida a Washington tras la participación no autorizada de funcionarios estadounidenses en un operativo antinarcóticos en el estado de Chihuahua. De acuerdo con Reuters , el gobierno mexicano entregó una nota diplomática formal a Estados Unidos advirtiendo que este tipo de acciones no debe repetirse. El incidente ha reavivado sensibilidades históricas en torno a la soberanía, particularmente en un país donde la intervención extranjera—especialmente la de Estados Unidos—tiene profundas implicaciones políticas y sociales. Aunque la respuesta de Sheinbaum evitó la confrontación directa, dejó en claro un límite: la cooperación es aceptable, pero no las acciones unilaterales en territorio mexicano. Sin embargo, el tono moderado de la presidenta ha generado debate en círculos políticos dentro de México. Informes de The Wall Street Journal señalan que Sheinbaum cami...

  By Nuestra América Magazine News Desk M exico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum , has issued a measured but firm diplomatic signal to Washington following the unauthorized participation of U.S. officials in an anti-narcotics operation in the northern state of Chihuahua. According to Reuters , the Mexican government delivered a formal diplomatic note to the United States, warning that such actions must not be repeated. The incident has reignited longstanding sensitivities around sovereignty, particularly in a country where foreign intervention—especially by the United States—carries deep historical and political weight. While Sheinbaum’s response avoided escalation, it underscored a clear boundary: cooperation is acceptable, but unilateral action on Mexican soil is not. Yet the president’s restrained tone has sparked debate within Mexico’s political circles. Reporting by The Wall Street Journal suggests that Sheinbaum is walking a delicate political tightrope, balancing domestic...

Por la Redacción de Nuestra América Magazine E n la geografía migratoria de Estados Unidos se está consolidando una nueva realidad: la expansión acelerada de un aparato de control que combina más agentes en las calles, redadas constantes y una red creciente de centros de detención. Lo que antes se percibía como una política de contención, hoy adquiere rasgos de un sistema estructural de vigilancia y captura. La maquinaria se expande El reforzamiento del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) no es casual ni improvisado. Responde a una estrategia federal que ha incrementado recursos, personal y capacidad operativa. En diversas ciudades del país, la presencia de agentes se ha vuelto más visible —y más temida—, con operativos que ya no se limitan a objetivos específicos, sino que abarcan comunidades enteras. Las detenciones se realizan en espacios que antes eran considerados relativamente seguros: tribunales, centros laborales, vecindarios e incluso entornos familiares. La...

  By Nuestra America Magazine News Desk Washington, D.C. — A gunman opened fire Saturday night inside the hotel hosting the annual White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) dinner, sending shockwaves through one of the capital’s most high-profile gatherings and forcing the rapid evacuation of Donald Trump and members of his cabinet. According to early reports from federal authorities, the incident unfolded shortly before the president was scheduled to address the audience of journalists, lawmakers, and invited guests. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as loud gunshots echoed through the hotel corridors, prompting Secret Service agents to immediately initiate emergency protocols. Swift Response by Secret Service Agents assigned to the president moved within seconds, escorting Trump and senior officials out of the venue through a secured exit route. Officials familiar with the response said the evacuation was executed “with precision and speed,” reflecting long-establish...

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  By Nuestra America Magazine News Desk T he fatal crash that killed two U.S. operatives and two Mexican security agents in northern Mexico is no longer being viewed as a tragic accident alone. Instead, it has detonated a political and diplomatic controversy centered on a far more explosive question: What were CIA personnel doing in an apparent counter-cartel operation on Mexican soil without full transparency to Mexican authorities? According to reporting by The New York Times, the two Americans killed were members of the Central Intelligence Agency, raising immediate concerns about the scope of U.S. intelligence activities in Mexico. For many in Mexico’s political establishment, the issue is not just operational—it is existential, touching directly on national sovereignty. Mexico’s Red Line: Sovereignty First President Claudia Sheinbaum responded with unusual clarity and firmness. While she ordered an investigation, her government signaled that the central concern is no...

By Nuestra America Magazine News Desk Photo: ID 153066088 © Cpenler | Dreamstime.com T he language used to describe immigration detention facilities in the United States has become increasingly charged. Critics call them “camps,” “detention centers,” or even “concentration camps,” reflecting a growing moral and political debate over how the country enforces its immigration laws. At the center of this controversy is the expansion of detention infrastructure, a policy closely tied to broader enforcement goals under the administration of Donald Trump. Supporters argue that detention is a necessary component of immigration enforcement. Opponents contend that the scale and conditions of these facilities raise serious ethical and human rights concerns. A Policy of Scale According to a recent proposal from the Department of Homeland Security, immigration enforcement efforts are expected to intensify significantly in the coming years. The agency reported hundreds of thousands of de...

  By Nuestra America Magazine News Desk   In a symbolic gesture that blended diplomacy with historical reflection, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the end of a years-long diplomatic tension between Mexico and Spain during her visit to Barcelona this weekend. “With a few words and a handshake,” Sheinbaum effectively closed a chapter that had strained relations between the two nations since 2019, declaring firmly: “There is no diplomatic crisis, there never was one.” A Carefully Choreographed Reconciliation The moment came as Sheinbaum arrived at the IV Meeting in Defense of Democracy, a multinational gathering focused on concerns about the global rise of illiberal political trends. There, she shared a brief but meaningful exchange with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, sealing the message of reconciliation with a public handshake. Her remarks signaled a shift toward forward-looking diplomacy, while still acknowledging the importance of historical...

By Nuestra America Magazine News Desk Photo: ID 429302850 © Michele Ursi | Dreamstime.com I n the turbulent political aftermath of the سقوط of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela has entered a new and uncertain phase under the leadership of acting president Delcy Rodríguez. Over the past three months, Rodríguez has moved swiftly to consolidate power—removing key Maduro loyalists, reshaping the government, and opening the country’s vast natural resources to foreign investment, particularly from the United States. While her supporters describe these actions as necessary reforms to stabilize a collapsing economy, critics argue they represent a calculated effort to entrench authority rather than transition toward democracy. A Rapid Consolidation of Power Since assuming the presidency in early 2026 following Maduro’s capture, Rodríguez has overseen significant internal changes within the Venezuelan government. Reports indicate that longtime figures aligned with Maduro have been sidelin...

By Nuestra America Magazine News Desk Photo by PINTEREST I t is often said that a photograph is worth a thousand words. In early 2026, one image seemed to confirm that truth with painful clarity: a five-year-old boy, small and bewildered, wearing a blue bunny hat and a Spider-Man backpack, standing beside federal agents. His name—Liam Ramos—quickly became known across the country. The image did more than document a moment. It ignited a national debate about immigration enforcement, the treatment of children, and the moral boundaries of policy. A Symbol Beyond One Child Liam Ramos was detained by agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during an operation in Minnesota, later transferred with his father to a family detention facility in Texas . The photograph of his detention spread rapidly, becoming, for many, a symbol of what critics describe as the human cost of stricter immigration enforcement policies. His case was not isolated. Data indicates that under the r...

  By Nuestra America Magazine News Desk A new chapter in the long and complex relationship between the United States and Cuba unfolded this week, as senior U.S. State Department officials traveled to Havana for a rare and highly symbolic meeting with Cuban authorities. The visit, described by multiple reports as both urgent and strategic, reflects growing concern in Washington over the island’s deepening economic crisis, governance, and geopolitical posture. A Rare Diplomatic Moment The U.S. delegation’s arrival marked the first time a U.S. government aircraft had landed in Cuba since Barack Obama’s historic 2016 visit, which sought to normalize diplomatic and economic ties after decades of Cold War hostility. This latest mission, however, carried a markedly different tone—less about rapprochement and more about pressure. Among those present on the Cuban side was Raul Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, grandson of revolutionary leader Raúl Castro, signaling the continued involv...