A caravan comprised of 1,200 immigrants from Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Haiti, and Cuba started its journey up north in Tapachula, located on the border between México and Guatemala.

Jair Bolsonaro, often called the “Tropical Trump,” has begun to make his rounds of overdue presidential visits.

While relations between the United States and Cuba seemed to be thawing a few years ago, their distrust for each other has grown publicly.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is set to make his first official foreign trip since assuming power on January 1st.

Guatemalan citizens suffer from poverty, corruption, and a lack of access to public goods, which have led to mass migration.

The visit of President Jair Bolsonaro to Washington will not significantly change the commercial relationship between Brazil and the United States, therefore frustrating investors and the business community.

The relationship between Venezuela and the United States has deteriorated further, as United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that all diplomatic personnel at the embassy in Caracas, Venezuela, are being withdrawn.

In response to Cuba’s continued support of the Maduro regime in Venezuela, President Trump prepares to tighten the trade embargo on Cuba.

Negotiations with the U.S. may help the Argentine biodiesel industry return to the international forefront.

The Trump administration dismissed Cuba’s constitutional referendum as a trick to disguise the regime’s tyranny.