Page 16 - Raphael Romo News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

To stay in our homes? i appreciate the update. chile has also seen street protests, but they're focused on economic issues. after more than two years of unrest chileans head to the polls to choose a new president. raphael romo looks at the front runners and whether they can unite a divided country. >> reporter: october 2019, santiago, chile. a democratic country long known as one of the most stable democracies in latin america erupts into chaos. the government of the president declares a state of emergency in a desperate attempt to contain violent clashes between security forces and proteste...

Alex saab's extradition saturday from cape verde to the united states. saab is a colombian businessman close to maduro who is expected to appear in court monday in florida after being indicted in the u.s. he also faces money laundering and fraud charges in his native colombia. why is the venezuelan government protesting his extradition? because it means that one of president maduro's closest confidants may be available for interrogation by u.s. authorities. someone who knows the ins and outs of a totalitarian regime. raphael romo, cnn mexico city. britain's parliament will pay tribute to mp ...

Anywhere, they have tons of suvs. and it's a very scary situation. the extradition of a colombian businessman is fueling the latest standoff between the u.s. and venezuela. alex saab is due in a florida court in the coming hours as he faces charges of money laundering. he is a close aide to venezuelan strong man nicolas maduro and maduro sporters are protesting the extradition. meanwhile, venezuela appears to be retaliating against a group of detained americans. cnn's raphael romo has more on the fate of the citgo 6. >> the group of five u.s. citizens and one permanent u.s. resident were in ...

This is also true for international air passengers. but despite these changes, that trump-era border policy that allows the administration to swiftly expel migrants and which is also based on public health will remain in effect. so migrants will continue to be removed, despite these changes on the border the administration is announcing today. >> priscilla alvarez, thank you. we'll also cover this story at both land borders with paula newton in toronto, canada and raphael in mexico city. one new york congressman says this news brings a sigh of relief from northern border communities in the u...

They should have been. this is a huge dose of relief for family members. imagine you had a grandkid born an hour away from you by car but instead you had to go into an airport and travel who knows where just to be able to go inside the country. that won't happen anymore beginning in november. the relief extends from washington state to maine. the u.s. businesses that were missing out, even though canada had opened their border. i have to underscore that canada's approach has been different. they're saying to everyone, look, be cautious about this. yes, the land border will be open but casual t...