Russian warships leave Cuba after five days
The Russian fleet had been anchored just 90 miles from the US state of Florida.
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Argentina to remove solar panels Tuesday, weather permitting
Argentina's Navy will remove the solar panels mistakenly placed in Chilean territory after President Gabriel Boric Font warned that his country would take action if Buenos Aires failed to comply at the earliest time possible.
Paraguay's potential highlighted by leading international outlet
Paraguay's latest achievements as a top Latin American destination for foreign investments have been highlighted by One World Media. The outlet praised the South American country's macroeconomic and political stability coupled with its natural resources, strategic position, and
IMF: Argentina's economic activity projections worse than thought
Monday's International Monetary Fund (IMF) projected a 3.5% drop in Argentina's economic activity this year from a previous 2.75% assessment but admitted inflation would be lower than previously thought reaching 140% year-on-year by the end of 2024 in addition to "declining
Torrential rains trigger deadly landslides in Ecuador
At least six people have died in mudslides triggered by heavy rain in central Ecuador.
Argentina installs solar panels in Chilean territory by mistake
Argentina's Ambassador to Santiago Jorge Faurie admitted his country had made a mistake when solar panels were placed three meters into Chilean territory in Tierra del Fuego, which triggered a diplomatic incident between the two countries.
Uruguay better equipped in case of new drought
Uruguayan authorities are adopting contingency measures in case a new drought comes about in September as the La Niña phenomenon has been forecast to be bringing along a significant decrease in rainfall, it was reported in Montevideo.
Rescued Magellanic penguins returned to the sea
Argentine environmentalists and scientists brought back to the sea a group of 14 Magellanic penguins that had been rescued from the beaches and treated at the San Clemente-based Mundo Marino Foundation for malnutrition, dehydration, hypothermia, and a high parasitic load.
Russia-Ukraine War: Argentina signs Bürgenstock Declaration; Brazil does not
Argentine President Javier Milei joined the list of dignitaries endorsing the Bürgenstock Declaration in favor of peace in Ukraine while Brazil's Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was among those very few who did not because in his view only negotiations involving both belligerent
Argentina's Security Minister gets first-hand glimpse of “Bukele Model”
Argentina's Security Minister Patricia Bullrich Sunday visited El Salvador's controversial Confinement Center for Terrorism (CECOT), probably seeking to replicate the model in her country, it was reported. Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele had told her he was open to giving
City of Buenos Aires declares Maduro "persona non grata"
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has been declared "persona non grata" by the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) for the alleged commission of serious human rights violations.
Argentine Navy commemorates Malvinas "Day of Maximum Resistance"
The Argentine Navy on Saturday commemorated with Malvinas Veterans the "Day of Maximum Resistance" recalling the heroism, bravery, and commitment by naval troops in the defense of Puerto Argentino (Port Stanley).