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Peru’s government has imposed a curfew and military control in Pataz after the murder of 13 miners, igniting national outrage over violence related to illegal mining. Businesses condemn the worsening …
Peru Imposes Curfew and Military Control Following Miners’ Massacre Read More
Argentine President Javier Milei lifts the exchange rate cap, allowing for a new floating exchange rate system. This bold move, supported by significant IMF loans, aims to tackle inflation but …
Argentina’s Bold Economic Shift: Lifting the Exchange Rate Cap Read More
Guyana’s Interior Minister warned that any support for Venezuelan elections in the Essequibo region will lead to treason charges. This follows increasing tensions between Guyana and Venezuela, including military incidents …
Guyana Threatens Treason Charges Over Support for Venezuelan Elections in Essequibo Read More
Albert Ramdin, Suriname’s Foreign Minister, was elected Secretary General of the OAS, becoming the first Caribbean leader in this role. His unopposed election was supported by several Latin American countries …
Albert Ramdin Elected OAS Secretary General, Signifying New Leadership for the Americas Read More
Bahia Blanca, Argentina, faced severe flooding from a storm, causing 13 deaths and displacing hundreds. The rainfall exceeded annual amounts within hours, prompting calls for improved climate preparedness and effective …
Bahia Blanca Devastated by Unprecedented Storm Flooding Read More
Severe flooding in Bahia Blanca, Argentina, has resulted in at least ten fatalities and the evacuation of over 1,300 residents. Heavy rains began on Friday, leading authorities to cut off …
Tragic Flooding in Bahia Blanca Claims Ten Lives Read More
Police in Mozambique opened fire during a demonstration led by opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries. The incident raises concerns about civil rights amid ongoing …
Mozambique Police Open Fire on Opposition Demonstrators Amidst Political Tensions Read More
Yamandú Orsi was sworn in as Uruguay’s President on Saturday, affirming his commitment to the Constitution. He emphasized the importance of trust in politics and acknowledged historical struggles for democracy. …
Yamandú Orsi Sworn In as Uruguay’s New President, Commits to Democracy and Trust Read More
Evo Morales has resigned from the ruling MAS party and is now running for president with the Front for Victory, following tensions with President Luis Arce. His resignation was formally …
Evo Morales Resigns from MAS in Break with Bolivia’s Ruling Party Read More
At least 10 soldiers have been killed and 21 injured in South Sudan due to an ambush by armed youths in Upper Nile. The army attributes the attack to incitement …
Ten Soldiers Killed in South Sudan Ambush, Army Blames Opposition Forces Read More