Bolivia and Chile have been in negotiations to allow Bolivia access to the Pacific. But can such a treaty be possible without affecting sovereignty?

Thirteen Latin American countries met recently to address one of the largest migrations of Latin Americans in the history of the region.

The Brazil-Venezuela border consists of a two-lane highway full of commerce and refugee crossings, easily passing through each country.

Ecuador is working hard to expand its local products in Uruguay.

Lenín Moreno says that Ecuador’s new immigration policy will not be required for children.

An influx of Nicaraguan migrants is being met in Costa Rica with hostility.

Latin American migration is increasing due to crises in Venezuela and Nicaragua.

Ecuador has declared a state of migratory emergency in the provinces of Carchi, Pichincha, and el Oro, due to the arrival of many Venezuelan migrants.

Marcos Robledo, Vice Minister of Defense under former president Michelle Bachelet, suggests that the possibility of a negative reaction from the Chilean government might result if the legal action of the International Court of Justice of The Hague (ICJ) favors Bolivia and lacks support for Chile.

High school and higher education students have protested against Congress and the Paraguayan government this month for approving an agreement made with Argentina to obtain benefits from the Yacyretá hydroelectric plant.