Latin America

The migration processing centers in Colombia and Guatemala are another case of a longstanding U.S. asylee deterrence pattern in Latin America.

Total peace must reach every corner of Colombia, flowing through the rivers, roads, and trails of the most remote parts of the country.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva made environmental protection a central promise of his campaign for the presidency of Brazil.

As Paraguay prepares vote, Margaret Myers said "Taiwan's Latin American and Caribbean allies often view China as a promising economic and even political ally."

Dina Boluarte and her prime minister are trying to calm the country and bring back a measure of stability and normalcy.

Russia and the U.S. have both been trying to win over African nations. A warrant for the Russian president's arrest may have given the U.S. an edge.

To control our economic and energy future, the United States will need to have ready access to its own supply of raw materials and minerals.

It is imperative that the sovereign right of El Salvador to advance not only the right to life, but also the best possible support for mothers and families, be upheld.

Honduras needs help now more than ever.

Navy technicians well-versed in diving and explosives were part of the mission.

The Pentagon confirmed on Friday that they were aware of another Chinese surveillance balloon crossing Latin America.

China has laid all the necessary groundwork for exercising real influence in the region.

The newly appointed Arkansas governor has already banned the teaching of CRT in schools and the word "Latinx" in government papers.

While the persuasive power of Russian propaganda may be declining in the West, there are other parts of the world where it is still far from a spent force.

Argentina—once one of the richest countries in the world—has become a corrupt, impoverished, rent-seeking society with chronic inflation of over 100 percent a year.

It took a few years, but U.S. policy is now catching up with the reality that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro isn't going anywhere.

What happens in Brazil and the U.S. impacts the world for generations to come.

Under the Biden administration the Monroe Doctrine appears to have been turned on its head.

The Venezuelan diaspora living in the United States could be considered a microcosm of the country's harshly divided political landscape and its corresponding social and racial categories.

Viewers are upset over the show's Mexican-themed episode, including its challenges and the hosts' jokes and costumes.

Latin America can take inspiration from its former colonizers in Europe—by uniting as a common trade bloc. The whole world stands to benefit from such an arrangement.

There is a real danger that violence comparable to that of Jan. 6, 2020, in Washington, D.C., might occur.

Chileans went to the polls Sunday to reject, by a margin of more than 20 percentage points, a proposed new constitution.

Gone are the days of Chile being Latin America's oasis of tranquility.

I am hopeful that Cuba will someday cast off the chains of communist slavery.

The peaceful, romantic view of Che is mere fiction.

Empowering women, peasants and Indigenous peoples to be social and political actors is paramount, and an essential part of achieving healthy food systems and food sovereignty in Latin America.

Decisive actions are urgently needed—not empty slogans.

A pair of former zoo elephants packed their trunks to move to a lush animal sanctuary after spending their lives in captivity.

I don't want to see the United States become Argentina, but it's possible.