US, Latin American Nations Unveil Strategy to Boost the Hemisphere
Foreign ministers from a dozen Western Hemisphere nations set their sights on ambitious goals to boost the region's economy at a semiannual meeting in Washington this week, with clean...
“The Dispute is Resolved by Presenting the Minutes”: Lula Speaks for the First Time about Maduro’s Disputed Victory in The Venezuelan Elections.
For Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, president of Brazil and one of the leaders of the left in Latin America, the Venezuelan political crisis after Sunday's elections will be...
Latin American President Dismisses Migrant Crisis as a ‘United States Problem’
The president of Panama says the ongoing migrant crisis in the Western Hemisphere is a “United States problem,” adding deportation flights that are partly funded by the U.S. are...
Guatemala: UN Rights Chief Concerned Over Polarization, Inequality, Racism
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on Friday highlighted changes and ongoing challenges in Guatemala – including corruption, racism and gender inequality - following a four-day official visit...
Cuba Denies Slanderous Allegations of Alleged Intrusion in Venezuela
Cuba has denied the media campaign about alleged interference in Venezuela in last Sunday presidential elections.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Minrex) recalled that since July 31 Cuba had denounced...
Dominican Republic Closes Embassy and Consulate in Venezuela
The Dominican Republic has closed its embassy and consulate general in Venezuela, following an announcement by the Venezuelan government regarding the withdrawal of representatives from seven countries, including the...
