U.S. President Donald Trump said early Saturday morning that the United States had carried out a “large-scale strike” against Venezuela, claiming that President Nicolás Maduro had been captured along with his wife and flown out of the country.
Chile's Supreme Court has struck down a legal mechanism known as "partial prescription" for crimes against humanity committed during the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship (1973–1990). The decision was made in compliance with a mandate from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
Argentina's Foreign Ministry on Friday updated a travel advisory warning against visiting Venezuela, given the growing number of "arbitrary detentions" under the Chavista regime of Nicolás Maduro.
Paraguay's Grupo Vierci has signed a binding agreement to acquire 100% of GDN Uruguay's shares, encompassing key retail brands including Supermercados TaTa, Farmacia San Roque, BAS apparel, MultiAhorro Hogar home goods, and wholesale chain Frontoy.
The Argentine exchange market entered a new era on Friday, following the partial removal of credit card surcharges on expenditures in foreign currency. Additionally, the parity with the local peso now hinges on an inflation-linked floating scheme.
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz Pereira issued Supreme Decree 5515, allowing him to exercise full constitutional powers through digital means and electronic signatures while outside the country. The move comes amid escalating nationwide protests over the so-called Gasolinazo
By Cristina Martinez (*) - European voters increasingly resemble their Argentinian counterparts, who, until recently, believed the unsustainable promises offered by Peronist politicians. To avoid the economic shock therapy that has befallen Argentina, Europe’s leaders must be
President Trump claimed overnight that the United States carried out airstrikes in Venezuela and captured President Nicolás Maduro.
A wave of powerful explosions shook Caracas early Wednesday, signaling the most serious escalation yet in the standoff between the United States and Venezuela. Residents reported repeated blasts, aircraft flying overhead and widespread power outages, while images circulating on
A powerful 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck central and southern Mexico early Friday morning, leaving at least two people dead and over a dozen injured. The National Seismological Service has recorded over 850 aftershocks since the initial quake.
Plumes of smoke are seen rising from multiple sites, though the cause remains unclear.
The 6.5 magnitude trembler shook buildings and set off the country's earthquake alert system.
