Indigo’s mom, Proud Puerto Rican, crazy traveler, beach lover, news junkie, Miami Correspondent, CGTN (former CCTV) Objectivity? How about facts?! 🗣
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Judge strikes down Texas ban on drag shows, tells people offended by them ‘just don’t go.’ nbcnews.com/politics/politic…
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Children as young as 2 months old are being held at the largest family immigration detention center in the US. A new report by a human rights group says more than 5600 people have been imprisoned at the facility in Dilley, Texas, since April 2025. #cgtnnews
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I can’t think of a better analogy for America than the Epstein files.
Mountains of evidence about powerful men raping children.
And the only person in prison is a woman.
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Texas has 2.1M undocumented immigrants and Florida has 1.2M.
Minnesota has 130,000.
Don't let anyone tell you this is about immigration.
It never was.
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This is Tehran. Let that sink in. You are watching a revolution unfold live while the world’s media stays dead silent. Legacy media has become nothing more than a propaganda machine, because what news could possibly be bigger than this?
@FoxNews @CNN nitter.cf/Negaarsh/status/200931…
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I am now in St Elizabeth and images of destruction are all around.
The damage is great, but we are going to devote all our energy to mount a strong recovery.
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Somewhere in America, a young Hispanic girl is hiding in an attic writing a diary.
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor on today’s ruling: “We should not have to live in a country where the Government can seize anyone who looks Latino, speaks Spanish, and appears to work a low wage job.”
RETWEET if you stand with Justice Sotomayor!
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10-year-old “Sean the Science Kid” stole the show with Dr. Sanjay Gupta, calling memories a superpower and naming the hippocampus his favorite brain part. 🧠 The future of science is bright and young minds are already leading the way.
🎥: CNN
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Gavin Newsom is the first Democrat to realize that there’s absolutely no going back to the Obama-Romney civility world.
Get ready for 2028 to be an unadulterated clown show.
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It’s day four along the Guadalupe River, where hundreds of search and rescue teams continue working along the flood-ravaged banks of Kerrville, Texas. When personal items or clothing are found, cadaver dogs and officials are called in to investigate. CGTN’s Nitza Soledad Perez reports. #CGTNNews
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The devastation in Texas is becoming clearer following deadly flooding that took many in the state by surprise. Fatalities are now in the dozens, and several girls from a Christian summer camp remain missing. CGTN's Nitza Soledad Perez has more from Kerriville.
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U.S. President Donald Trump visited the opening of the so called 'Alligator Alcatraz' detainee center for migrants in southern Florida on Tuesday, July 1. His visit to the new U.S. deportation center was met with protest. CGTN's Nitza Soledad-Perez reports from southern Florida.
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A boat transporting individuals to a Telemundo party celebrating one year out from the World Cup was boarded by the coast guard. They checked the immigration status of the staff on the boat. The mayor of Miami-Dade, FIFA officials, and Telemundo leadership were present.
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The Atlantic hurricane season is quickly approaching in the eastern United States, and we wanted to know, how exactly do hurricanes get their names, and why do we name them in the first place?
CGTN’s Nitza Soledad Perez quizzed some people on the streets of Miami for the answers. #CGTNnews
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New questions are being raised after the recent death of a Haitian woman in U.S. immigration custody. Activists want to know why she was taken and detained to begin with, and how she died in government custody. CGTN's Nitza Soledad Perez has new information, suggesting she was in the country legally.