President Evo Morales took to twitter to express his belief that relationships between Bolivia and Chile would be better if a president like Salvador Allende were the leader of Chile.

One hundred and forty displaced families from Laguna Larga, Guatemala are requesting asylum in the Champotón municipality in Campeche, Mexico.

Hyundai asked the Santiago Court of Appeals to block OAS company’s shares in the Puente Chacao Consortium because it would be blocking emergency loans to save the project, which could lead to a breach with the Chilean government.

The presidents of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador come together in Miami for a special summit to improve security in the region and acquire funding from private companies to encourage economic development.

Medellín is becoming more attractive for Peruvian tourists and other foreign visitors.

The 47th General Assembly of the Organization of American States began in Cancún this week under the shadow of the Venezuelan crisis.

Uruguay’s president, Tabaré Vázquez, received political asylum requests from members of Paraguay’s Authentic Radical Liberal Party (PLRA). Two of the party members seeking refuge are only 18 years old, while the other two are 30 and 40 respectively.

More than 80 days after being detained at the border on accusations of smuggling, weapons possessions, and theft, the nine Bolivian officials being held in Chile have released testimonies claiming ongoing torture at the hands of Chilean police officers.

Ecuador sent a report to Peru, on May 30, detailing the construction of a border wall. Without any prior notice or agreement, the wall came as a surprise to Peru and there has been no official meeting or communication on the matter since the report was received.

Just days after the inauguration of newly elected president Lenín Moreno, Ecuador began construction on a wall that will be erected on the nation’s border with Peru.