Explanations are being sought in order to understand the changes in both the international context and the internal situation in Venezuela made by the Venezuelan president’s moves regarding Colombia.  

Salvadoran businessmen met to discuss the various opportunities for export to Cuba through a workshop organized by the government of El Salvador.

Plagued by “corruption” and “impunity,” Honduran leaders have a plan to reform the Honduran Justice System.

“I can’t see how Uruguay can escape the impact of the crisis in Brazil…Uruguay will have to find other markets.”

After a successful meeting in Quito, President Santos of Colombia and President Maduro of Venezuela appear to have found some common ground, at least for now. 

Although illegal in Colombia since 2000, smuggling is an often glorified and socially excepted due to an underlying cultural tradition stemming from colonial times. 

Though gender equality has yet to be achieved in our society, progress is being made, and figures are looking more positive than they were 20 years ago. 

President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner made remarks in a Cuban airport while waiting for her plane to be prepared for her return to Argentina. 

The back-and-forth between Presidents Maduro and Santos continues as Ecuador, Uruguay and Panama attempt to play peacemaker.

As if the problems with Venezuela weren’t enough already, Colombia may find itself fighting a two-front war soon enough as impoverished Ecuador’s problems continue to mount. Colombia’s border with Ecuador is a bursting hotbed of poverty that could explode at any moment; it also deserves careful attention.