Missing Colombian social leaders 'killed by rebels', prosecutor says
The prosecutor's office accuses rebels of killing eight people after fearing the alleged formation of a rival group.
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Bolivia's Central Bank boasts growing reserves
The Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) announced this week that its net international reserves (NIR) have continued to grow, reaching US$2.807 billion by the end of June 2025. This represents an increase of US$830 million since December 2024, and a nearly US$200 million increase in
Group of Argentine Governors signs key environmental agreement
During the 5th World Circular Economy Summit and 1st International Climate Conference in Córdoba, governors from several Argentine provinces signed a landmark agreement ahead of COP30 (to be held in Brazil in 2025) to protect biodiversity, accelerate a shift to a circular
Paraguayan President outlines his administration's achievements
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña delivered his second management report to Congress, highlighting his administration's achievements over the past two years in areas like education, health, infrastructure, security, and social development.
Waterway users support ongoing bidding process
Major business users of the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway (agro-exporters, industrialists, and port operators) have issued a joint statement supporting the Argentine government's bidding process for a private operator of the Trunk Waterway. They urge all stakeholders to channel
Cabello outlines scope of antiterrorist operations
Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello on Tuesday reported on new alleged terrorist plots by the "far right" in collusion with drug traffickers and foreign agents. He asserted that this was a single, coordinated conspiracy, which had been thwarted through arrests across
Bi-oceanic corridor feared to hamper Montevideo Port's future
Uruguayan National Port Administration's (ANP) representative at the River Plate Basin Terminal (TCP), Jorge Pozzi, raised concerns Tuesday during a radio interview about the future of Montevideo's port. In his view, the proposed Pacific-Atlantic bioceanic corridor, connecting
JetSMART launches Recife-Ezeiza route
JetSMART Airlines launched its first direct flight from Recife to Buenos Aires on Tuesday, marking the carrier's entry into Brazil's Northeast region and expanding its international routes in South America's largest country to ten services, across five cities (Rio de Janeiro,
Arrest of Mexican drug lord last year unleashes deadly regional war
The arrest last summer of Mexico's most elusive drug lord set off a bloody regional war, leaving more than 1,000 dead and more than 1,000 missing. NPR reports from the state of Sinaloa.
Trump visits 'Alligator Alcatraz', the next step in his immigration crackdown
Administration officials say the new facility will speed up deportations, but local politicians and environmental groups have raised concerns.
