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A police officer was killed in clashes with supporters of former President Evo Morales, marking an escalation in protests against government policies. Morales backs road blocks, pushing against a ban …
Bolivia Policeman Killed in Clashes with Morales Backers Read More
Mexico held its first nationwide election for judges through popular vote on June 1, yet only 13% of eligible voters participated. The process has faced criticism over concerns of politicization …
Mexico’s Historic Election of Judges Sees Low Voter Turnout Read More
Bolivia’s top electoral court disqualified former President Evo Morales and suspended leftist candidate Andrónico Rodríguez from running in the August elections. Both condemned the rulings as politically motivated and harmful …
Bolivia’s Electoral Court Disqualifies Morales, Suspends Key Leftist Candidate Read More
President Gustavo Petro met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, thanking Cuba and Venezuela for their mediation in Colombian peace talks. He discussed the willingness of the ELN to …
Petro Thanks Cuba and Venezuela for Facilitating Peace Talks in Colombia Read More
President Gustavo Petro expresses gratitude to Cuba and Venezuela for facilitating peace talks for Colombia and invites Pope Leo XIV to visit. He highlights the ELN’s willingness to resume discussions …
Petro Expresses Gratitude and Invites Pope to Colombia Amid Peace Talks Read More
Codelco partners with Rio Tinto to extract lithium from Maricunga salt flat in Chile. Rio Tinto invests $900 million for a 49.99% stake in the venture while Codelco retains control …
Rio Tinto Forms Partnership with Codelco for Major Lithium Extraction Project Read More
Hundreds of Evo Morales’ supporters protested in Bolivia to push for his candidacy in the upcoming elections. The peaceful demonstration turned violent as clashes erupted with police amid tensions sparked …
Evo Morales Supporters Clash with Police in Bolivia Amid Candidacy Push Read More
Five survivors were rescued after 36 hours in an alligator-infested swamp in Bolivia following an emergency plane crash. The group included three women, a child, and the pilot, who all …
Five Survive 36 Hours in Alligator-Infested Swamp After Bolivia Plane Crash Read More
Bolivia’s elections are set against a backdrop of societal tension and deep divides. Key issues include indigenous rights, economic recovery, and electoral transparency. Candidates strive to connect with various demographics …
Bolivia Elections Present Deep Political Divides and Economic Challenges Read More
The Argentine government has officially closed a museum dedicated to Che Guevara, citing its transformation from a cultural space into a contentious exhibit glorifying a figure labeled as a terrorist. …
Closure of Che Guevara Museum Sparks Political and Cultural Controversy in Argentina Read More