Death of Guatemalan boy highlights peril of unaccompanied migrants
Gilberto Ramos, an 11 or 15 year old from San Jose Las Flores, traveled with a coyote to join family in Chicago for work and school. His body was found in the Texas desert after a long, debt‑laden journey. His death underscores dangers faced by Central American minors crossing the U.S. border amid poverty and violence.
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Gilberto Ramos
United States
Cipriana Juarez Diaz
Associated Press
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Central America
U.S
Gilberto
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Cuchumatanes
Huehuetenango
Mexico
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Raul Cifuentes
Francisco Ramos
Elkin Ramos
Chicago
Chiantla
Reynosa
Esbin
Coyote
Houston
McAllen
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Protests Reshape Hong Kong Fear Policy Ties to Beijing
Hong Kong police cleared Chater Road as hundreds sat in overnight protests drawing bystanders and tens of thousands to rally for democracy. Organizers claim 510,000 turnout amid white paper backlash and calls for free elections. Students and lawmakers like Lee Cheuk-yan and Albert Ho faced unlawful assembly charges while many protesters were released with warnings.
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Chater Road
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Leung Chun-ying
Chinese University of
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Choy
Global Times
China Daily
Britain
Lee Cheuk-yan
Albert Ho
Gary Law
Washington
U.S. State Department
Jen Psaki
U.S
Psaki
David Zweig
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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