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According to AT&T, Mexico has one of the most expensive spectrum costs, which causes fewer people to be connected, putting investments at risk and creating barriers to competition.

Tensions between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico are high. Will the Three Amigos summit help?

President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela is trying to regain lost global recognition that was impacted by many factors after losing his re-election last 2018.

Recent minor changes in the relationship between the United States and Venezuela may signal that a greater degree of engagement between the two countries is possible in 2023, though experts remain doubtful that the Biden administration's goal of seeing free and fair presidential elections there in 2024 is likely to be achieved. U.S. oil firm…

Although major reforms remain unlikely while Nicolas Maduro remains in power, incremental progress may be possible

For millions of Christians around the world, the official religious Christmas season kicked off this week with a renewed sense of normalcy – an abundance of colorful lights, parades and processions, family and church gatherings, and even fireworks in some areas.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was not invited to a summit of Western Hemisphere leaders in June. But by October, he traveled to Egypt for a conference where he joked with French President Emmanuel Macron and shook hands with John Kerry, the U.S. government’s climate envoy. The encounters, with a towering Maduro graciously smiling throughout, were…

<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="http://www.metro.us/venezuelas-maduro-enters-2023-seeking-global-recognition/"></div>LIMA, Peru (AP) — Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was not invited to a summit of Western Hemisphere leaders in June. But by October, he traveled to Egypt for a conference where he joked with French President Emmanuel Macron and shook hands with John Kerry, the U.S. government’s climate envoy. The encounters, with a tow...

LIMA, Peru (AP) — Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was not invited to a summit of Western Hemisphere leaders in June. But by October, he traveled to Egypt for a conference where he joked with French President Emmanuel Macron and shook hands with John Kerry, the U.S.

A conversation with Connie Han