On February 14, 1879, a ship full of Chilean troops landed in Antofagasta and took over the Bolivian coast. Now, 143 years after the invasion,

The Ortega administration accused the government of El Salvador of “violating Nicaraguan maritime space” with the intention of ending a treaty between Nicaragua and Honduras.

In 2021, Panama became the third-largest destination for Colombian exports.

President Pedro Castillo apologized recently to his country for implying that he would offer up parts of Peru for Bolivia to gain access to the sea.

Over the past nearly 93 years, the Mexican political party PRI has been defined by its dual membership to both North America and Latin America.

The Diego Aracena Airport in the Chilean regional capital and several kilometers of roads surrounding it are closed due to demonstrations.

The Social Integration Council (CIS) has promoted intersectoral regional cooperation in Central America for more than 30 years.

President Daniel Ortega began a 4th consecutive term on January 10, after elections that the Organization of American States (OAS) deemed lacking “democratic legitimacy.”

The Secretaría de Gobernación de México announced in December 2021 that the government will require Venezuelan immigrants to show a visa as eligibility to enter Mexican territory.

Honduras has increased its police presence at the borders between Nicaragua and Guatemala as migrant caravans destined for the United States continue to illegally pass through the country.