Latin America

A federal judge has prevented Alberto Fernández from leaving the country following Fabiola Yañez's lawsuit

The massive program is set to shake up the start-up scene spark innovation and drive economic growth

The lawmaker echoed the stance from the Biden administration and other power brokers in the region, including Brazil and Colombia

The Norwegian man is suspected of having links with Mexican cartels, including those of Sinaloa and Jalisco Nueva Generación

White House spokesman John Kirby urged electoral authorities to "come clean and release the full, detailed data"

President Maduro said the people detained were engaged in "terrorist acts"

Local journalists and political figures posted a video showing a group of people shooting in the direction of massive protests in the Venezuelan capital

Tarek William Saab said three political figures from the opposition helped orchestrate an attack from "North Macedonia" to manipulate the data

Elvis Amoroso said that, with over 80% of the votes tallied, the president got over 50% of the vote

In a strongly-worded statement released by Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil on social media, the Maduro regime claimed there is "an intervention operation against the electoral process"

"Argentina won't recognize another fraud and hopes the armed forces will defend democracy and the popular will," Milei added

Uruguay, Argentina, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panama, Peru and the Dominican Republic signed a joint letter as uncertainty about the government's next move continue

González answered a series of questions from the Latin Times ahead of the country's consequential elections

"We leave with a founded fear that there will be a coup on Sunday," a group member said at the airport

"Those who win can get on with their government plan, those who lose can go and take a break," said Vladimir Padrino López

At least five sites have been blocked. Human rights organizations demand the government respect the people's right to access to information

The president used his Argentine counterpart as a model of what direction the country could go on if he loses Sunday's elections

María Corina Machado said hers and other cars were also vandalized. Government agents also surrounded the area in which they spent the night

The government has escalated its rhetoric and repression as the elections get closer

The Tehran Times, a mouthpiece for the government, said the government "will not forget the policies in Buenos Aires and at the right time and position it will impose its own game"

Six men and two women involved in presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia's campaign were accused of different crimes

The presidents of Mexico and many other Latin American countries raised their voices against political violence and the alleged assassination attempt against Trump, during a campaign rally.

Top leader María Corina Machado expressed confidence in achieving victory less than three weeks from the elections

Francia Márquez was not in the car. Her family narrowly survived a similar attack not a month ago

The military has a large role in the country's civic and political landscape and is largely loyal to the Maduro government

The case revolves about undeclared diamonds he received from Saudi Arabia while in office

The acquisition, valued at $140 million, involved a complex transaction that reportedly gave the ruling marriage more control over the country's sector

An analysis by International Crisis Group showed that Chavismo is committed to staying in power

Argentinian President Javier Milei described last week's coup attempt in in the Andean country as a hoax. The Bolivian government is outraged.

In the first six months of 2024, fire has already consumed 600,000 hectares, 143% more than the same period in 2020, making it by far the worst year on record