Notorious drug cartel boss La Barbie is reportedly not in the U.S. prison system's custody, forcing Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to ask the country his whereabouts.
The former President and Vice President of Guatemala was convicted of fraud and conspiracy on Wednesday after they were implicated to leading a customs corruption scheme during their term.
The EU passed a new law forcing companies to not buy crops imported from areas with heavy deforestation, though activists say that this isn't enough due to its lack of protection for "other wooded...
The South American country's first-ever woman leader asked the opposition for a truce as she tried to end the turmoil sparked by Pedro Castillo, who had attempted to dissolve parliament and rule by...
A human rights organization released a report on Wednesday accusing the El Salvador's government of committing human rights abuses in their nine-month anti-crime crackdown.
As human rights organizations continue their opposition of President López Obrador's reforms, the Mexican House passed a bill defunding the country's electoral oversight committee Wednesday.
Cuban officials announced on Monday that women will be allowed to compete officially in the sport of boxing after many decades of restrictions, with the potential for them to compete professionally.
Former Florida Representative David Rivera was arrested Monday by federal authorities in connection with an ongoing investigation into his work with Venezuela’s authoritarian regime.
The sitting Vice President of Argentina was convicted by a court of law on Tuesday for corruption as she is sentenced to six years in prison that she is unlikely to serve.
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