Eyder Peralta

Eyder Peralta, NPR's Mexico City correspondent, shares his gripping experience riding atop La Bestia with migrants. He vividly recounts the perilous journey, illustrating the physical and emotional trials faced by those seeking a better life. The discussion highlights the constant threat of violence and the impact of harsh immigration policies on their hopes. Peralta's firsthand stories illuminate the resilience and determination of these individuals, painting a poignant picture of their struggles amid despair.

Eyder Peralta, an NPR international correspondent based in Mexico, delves into the complexities of reporting on Venezuela's crisis. He shares his challenging experiences in Colombia, discussing the obstacles journalists face, such as closed airspace and strict visa requirements. Eyder also highlights the protests against U.S. intervention and provides historical context, comparing it to past U.S. actions in Latin America. His insights reveal the careful risk-reward calculations reporters must make in volatile regions.

Eyder Peralta, NPR international correspondent covering cartel violence in Mexico. Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR White House correspondent explaining legal and policy moves on tariffs. Rudy Cruz Jr., mayor of Socorro, Texas, on local effects of a federal detention facility. They discuss DHS warehouse buys near border towns, legal routes for communities, surprise 15% tariffs and fallout from the killing of cartel leader El Mencho.

John Ruwitch, NPR’s correspondent in China, discusses the cautious reaction to Trump's re-election, particularly regarding trade tariffs. Eyder Peralta, reporting from Mexico City, highlights the widespread apprehension among Mexican citizens about the implications of Trump’s return and his unpredictable nature. Together, they unpack the potential economic impacts and rising tensions in U.S.-China relations, providing a compelling look at how Trump's presidency could reshape international dynamics.

Eyder Peralta, NPR's Mexico and Latin America correspondent, provides a valuable perspective on the North American Leaders Summit. The podcast covers Biden's recent border visit and the pressing issues of immigration, including the crisis facing Venezuelan migrants. Discussions highlight Mexico's role in the new U.S. immigration policy, aiming for better management of migrant flows. The impact of the pandemic on supply chains in North America and the humanitarian crisis in Haiti are also explored, underscoring the need for strengthened ties among the three countries.