LATIN AMERICA

 Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador revealed on Monday that he told his American counterpart, Joe Biden, that Julian Assange did not commit a serious crime. When he was asked at his morning press briefing […]

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales on Thursday accused the US government of promoting the 2019 coup d’état in Bolivia. The former White House National Security Adviser John Bolton´s admission to having “helped to plan coups,” […]

 Fuel prices in Chile completed 47 weeks of consecutive increases, reported today the newspaper La Tercera. Fuel prices will continue to rise as of Thursday, said Finance Minister Mario Marcel, quoted by the newspaper. Gasoline […]

The Chilean government predicted an increase in poverty due to the growing increase in the inflation rate, the radio station Pauta informed today. A significant increase in the number of needy people is imminent due […]

The drought is dramatic in many states of Mexico, especially Nuevo Leon, and affects a quarter of the national territory, the National Water Commission (Conagua) said. The institution reported that it is in conditions of […]

Members of Uruguay’s Alliance of Police Unions (USIP) gathered on Thursday in front of the Legislative Palace, demanding a decent salary that supports their performance in public security. “Rights are also conquered in the streets, […]

Representatives of the Haitian Government and the opposition are meeting on Thursday after a two-month break in the talks to reach an inclusive agreement that will allow to solve the long crisis. The signatories of […]

The President of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, today described his meeting at the White House with his United States counterpart, Joe Biden, as very favorable and good for both nations. In his morning press […]

One million 777 thousand 187 Guatemalans were affected by the rainy season, reported the National Coordinator for Disaster Reduction (Conred). The most recent update reported 24 deaths, four missing and 3,426 left homeless due to […]

Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva reaffirmed that, if he wins the October elections, his immediate priority will be to improve the living conditions of the Brazilian people, who are poorer. The former labor […]