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  • Natalie Gallón
    Mexico City Field Producer

    Natalie Gallón is CNN's Mexico City Field Producer.

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  • Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega (R) waves to supporters, next to his wife and Vice President Rosario Murillo, during a march called ¬We walk for peace, with faith and hope¬ in honour of Salvadoran blessed Monsignor Oscar Arnulfo Romero, on the eve of his canonization, in Managua on October 13, 2018. (Photo by INTI OCON / AFP) (Photo credit should read INTI OCON/AFP via Getty Images)

    Nicaraguan exiles blame Ortega regime for attacks and threats, as the strongman secures a fifth term in office

  • Ortega wins again in Nicaraguan elections panned as 'parody' by international observers

  • Gang leader threatens to kill captive missionaries in Haiti if he doesn't get what he wants

  • A series of close calls and threats before missionaries' kidnapping in Haiti

  • Powerful gang behind kidnapping of 17 US and Canadian missionaries in Haiti, security source says

  • 17 American and Canadian missionaries kidnapped by gang members in Haiti

  • 'He died hoping his security would come'

  • Exclusive: Leaked documents reveal death threats and roadblocks in Haiti assassination investigation

  • Haiti assassination suspects wait in limbo, with family members left in the dark

  • Haiti's acting prime minister Claude Joseph to step down amid power struggle after president's assassination

  • Former Haitian justice official emerges as alleged key figure in President's assassination

  • 'Something terrible happened': A radio call with one of the men accused in presidential assassination plot

  • Exclusive: A wild chase followed the assassination of Haiti's President

  • Haitians hope 'the truth will come out' as foreign investigators probe assassination of their President

  • Sixth Nicaraguan presidential candidate detained in 'night of terror' roundup

  • Construction deficiencies behind deadly Mexico City subway collapse, report finds

  • Nicaragua's democracy is crumbling. It's been a long time coming

  • Central America's migration problem isn't going away anytime soon

  • At least 88 politicians have been killed in Mexico since September

  • The anger driving Colombia's protest movement isn't going away anytime soon

  • Inside a smuggling operation moving migrants across the US-Mexico border

  • Migrants face danger as numbers headed toward US grow