Latin America

On Thursday, December 14th, in a significant development in the long-standing territorial dispute over the Essequibo region, the leaders of Venezuela and Guyana agreed not to use force to settle...

On Sunday, December 17th, Chile prepares to make history as people gather to vote on a new draft constitution. This referendum, the second in as many years, has sparked significant...

On Wednesday, December 6th, Brazil announced a significant policy shift impacting United States travelers with the reinstatement of visa requirements starting January 10, 2024. This decision marks a notable change...

On Sunday, December 10th, Javier Milei, Argentina’s newly elected far-right president, took office with a promise of radical economic reforms. In his inaugural speech, Milei warned of a “shock treatment”...

On Wednesday, November 29th, the longstanding border dispute between Guyana and Venezuela intensified following a massive discovery of oil in the contested region. This escalation has prompted Brazil to increase...

On Thursday, November 23rd, Daniel Noboa, heir to a prominent banana business empire, was officially sworn in as Ecuador’s president, marking a new chapter in the nation’s political landscape. The...

Javier Milei, a far-right figure known for his television commentary, has emerged victorious in Argentina's presidential election, securing a landslide majority over his rival, Sergio Massa.  Massa conceded defeat, congratulating...

Colombia’s political landscape experienced a significant shift as voters in regional elections turned away from the candidates allied with President Gustavo Petro, marking a challenging moment for the country’s first...

On Sunday, October 22nd, Argentina’s presidential election set the stage for a dramatic runoff next month, pitting left-wing candidate Sergio Massa against far-right libertarian Javier Milei. This electoral showdown follows...