The Spanish National Court has launched a trial against a Salvadoran Colonel who is facing a possible prison sentence of 150 years.

The cannabis industry does not seem to have been affected greatly by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cuba has asked to suspend payment of its debt to the Paris Club until 2022 in order to avoid further pressure on its economy, which is suffering the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic is highlighting the setback in digital education in Latin America. Experts say that not all teachers can access this new model, much like many students.

The International Monetary Fund has demonstrated support for the Argentinean government’s move to restructure its external debt.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM), and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), have launched a campaign to avoid discrimination against Honduran migrants.

The first of five Iranian oil tankers arrived in Venezuela to deliver nearly 1.5 million barrels of oil to the country, following a two-month oil shortage that coincided with a national quarantine to combat the novel coronavirus.

During the unprecedented times of the novel COVID-19, Panama continues to be denounced for abusing the application of preventive arrest.

Dr. Mike Ryan, the World Health Organization’s emergencies expert says: “In a sense, South America has become a new epicenter for the disease.”

Every morning in the center of Santa Clara, two long lines form: one for the local Western Union office, where people collect their remittances; and another in front of the store Praga, where these funds are spent.