Latin America

The activists are based in the Portuguesa state, where opposition leader Maria Corina Machado campaigned over the past week

Diosdado Cabello, a senior figure of the Maduro government, said that the Venezuelan people "know who the enemy is"

LNG Energy Group was awarded contracts to rehabilitate five aging oil fields

About a third of respondents in an Ipsos poll said the country would be better off without migration, a much lower figure than Chile, Colombia and Mexico

The diplomat thanked the support from the rest of the opposition and said he bets on a country where "no one fears being persecuted for their ideas"

A new Gallup poll showed a broad drop in the country's perception. At a global level, the picture is different

Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia rose as the coalition candidate after the first candidates were banned. The focus is now on whether the party will be deemed faulted

The little-known former ambassador was among the few allowed to sign up as a candidate for the July elections

The Maduro government said it won't be "intimidated" by the international community's calls for restraint

Most of the opposition, including main figure Maria Corina Machado, distrust Manuel Rosales given its willingness to negotiate with Maduro

The measures are set to be reimposed on April 18

Security forces increased the vigilance on the Israeli Embassy and several Jewish organizations

In the report, prosecutor Héctor Barrios insinuated that Maduro's government is behind the murder of one of its critics in Santiago

The senator claimed the criminal organization reached American cities during a Senate Foreign Relations committee hearing

The ruling added that the attacks against the AMIA community center and the Israeli embassy in Argentina were carried out by Hezbollah

Not formally Jewish, Milei has vowed to convert; he has expressed strong support for Israel and seeks to move his embassy to Jerusalem

Justice Alexandre de Moraes has said that Musk began waging a "disinformation campaign" over a separate investigation

The president added that "aggressions" are being prepared against the people of "Tumeremo," the Venezuelan city designated as capital of the territtory

The law, introduced by the government party, seeks to establish "means to preserve the public calm and the democratic exercise of the popular will"

Bernardo Arévalo said that such an approach would grant people their 'right to stay' in their countries

The island is facing persistent blackouts and food shortages amid its worst economic crisis in decades

Corina Yoris, chosen by opposition primary winner María Corina Machado, was prevented from running as well. More marginal candidates were allowed to sign up

Police found that a former aide of the then-President fraudulently obtained the records for Bolsonaro and his daughter

Just two in 10 women are aware of their rights under the Maria da Penha Law, a 2006 which increased punishments for convicted domestic violence offenders

Marco Freire Gomes, then the Army Chief, described the encounter to authorities investigating Bolsonaro's plans to stay in power in late 2022

The latest edition of Hanke's Annual Mistery Index concluded that the South American country overtook Zimbabwe at the top spot

An unclassified report says the leader is unlikely to lose given his "control of state institutions that influence the electoral process," among other reasons

A report by Latinometrics analyzing the Forbes Billionaires List lists the region's: Who they are and where do they live?

It is unclear how gangs who control large portions of the capital will be dealt with and what role will they play later

Hernández had been accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes to enable cocaine trafficking into the United States