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NewsDesk MC June 6, 2026June 6, 2026 Barcelona, Canary Islands, catholic church, King Felipe VI, madrid, migration, Pope Leo XIV, Queen Letizia, Social Polarization, spain, vatican

Pope Leo Heads to Spain with Migration and Polarization in Focus

Vatican City-Pope Leo XIV began a week-long visit to Spain on Saturday, his first trip to a European Union country

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NewsDesk MC June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 asylum seekers, Atlantic route, border policy, Canary Islands, catholic church, Catholicism, europe, humanitarian crisis, immigration, integration, italy, Lampedusa, Mediterranean route, migrants, migration, politics, pope francis, Pope Leo XIV, refugees, spain, vatican

Pope Leo Heads to Migration Frontlines Amid Europe’s Deepening Political Divide

Barcelonia– Pope Leo XIV will visit Spain’s Canary Islands next week and Italy’s Lampedusa island in July, placing migration at

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NewsDesk MC June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 AFP, Border Patrol, border security, congress, deportations, domestic politics, donald trump, federal funding, government spending, homeland security, House of Representatives, ICE, immigration, immigration policy, law enforcement, legislation, migration, republicans, united states, US Senate, Washington

Senate Backs $70 Billion Immigration Push in Win for Trump

Washington- The U.S. Senate on Friday approved $70 billion in funding for President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda, marking a

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NewsDesk MC June 4, 2026June 4, 2026 Andrés Manuel López Obrador, bilateral relations, Claudia Sheinbaum, Diplomacy, donald trump, drug trafficking, Foreign Policy, governance, International Relations, Latin America, mexico, Mexico City, migration, Morena, opposition parties, politics, Reuters style, sovereignty, U.S. Justice Department, united states, Washington

AMLO Rebuke Deepens Rift as U.S.-Mexico Relations Fray

Mexico City-Former Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador sharply criticized U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday, accusing Washington of using

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NewsDesk MC June 3, 2026June 3, 2026 AFP, africa, anti-migrant violence, breaking news, Cape Town, community halls, displacement, Gansbaai, ghana, human rights, immigrants, malawi, migration, Mossel Bay, mozambique, nigeria, police, refugees, repatriation, social unrest, south africa, xenophobia

Anti-Migrant Violence Forces Hundreds to Flee South African Coastal Towns

Gansbaai-Hundreds of foreign nationals have fled their homes and taken refuge in community halls along South Africa’s southern coast after

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NewsDesk MC June 1, 2026June 1, 2026 animal behavior, Animal Navigation, Biology, Birds, Earth Magnetism, germany, Homing Pigeons, Liver Cells, Magnetic Field, Magnetic Sense, Max Planck Institute, migration, Nature, Navigation, Pigeons, research, science, Science Journal, Study, University of Bonn, wildlife

Pigeons’ Secret GPS May Be Hidden in Their Liver

New York-Scientists have discovered evidence that pigeons may rely on iron-rich immune cells in their livers to sense Earth’s magnetic

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NewsDesk MC May 28, 2026May 28, 2026 art books, Caracas, contemporary photography, cultural identity, documentary photography, El Sistema, Guest Editions, Joropo, Latin America, migration, photography, photojournalism, Publishing, Silvana Trevale, social documentary, venezuela, Venezuelan crisis, Venezuelan culture, Venezuelan society, Venezuelan traditions, Venezuelan Youth, visual arts, youth identity, youth photography

Venezuelan Photographer Silvana Trevale Uses New Book to Reframe Narratives Around Youth and Identity

“Our identity isn’t only defined by the crisis,” photographer Silvana Trevale said of her long-term project documenting young Venezuelans. Venezuelan

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NewsDesk MC May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 agriculture, Almeria, COAG, cucumbers, economic policy, european union, Funcas, ghana, greenhouse farming, immigration reform, labor shortage, migrant amnesty, migrant workers, migration, morocco, Nijar, Pedro Sanchez, spain, tomatoes, undocumented migrants, workforce

Greenhouse Amnesty Offers Lifeline to Spain’s Shadow Workforce

Nijar-Hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants in Spain could gain legal status under a government-backed amnesty program, offering new opportunities

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NewsDesk MC May 15, 2026May 15, 2026 asylum, asylum seekers, border security, Calais, Channel crossings, europe, european union, france, geopolitical tensions, human smuggling, immigration, iraq, Iraqi migrants, italy, middle east, migrants, migration, organised crime, refugee crisis, refugees, trafficking networks, undocumented migration, united kingdom, work permits

Iraqi Migrant Describes Perilous Smuggling Route Across Europe After Threats at Home

“I kept thinking that if I died in it I might never be found.” An Iraqi migrant who travelled through

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NewsDesk MC April 28, 2026April 28, 2026 aging population, Carmen Casado, Church of the Holy Spirit, cuba, demographic crisis, donald trump, ECLAC, Economic crisis, elderly population, food shortages, havana, healthcare, Latin America, migration, oil embargo, Old Havana, pensions, poverty, ration stores, remittances, state subsidies

Cuba’s elderly struggle as economic crisis deepens and migration drains support networks

Havana— Cuba’s elderly population is facing mounting hardship as the island’s deepening economic crisis, shrinking state subsidies and large-scale emigration