Almagro says that an Amnesty Law is “urgent” to accomplish a reconciliation in Venezuela.

Santos looks to strengthen the TLC with Guatemala.

Ecuador is happy to “serve our dear Colombia.”

The Silala is not just a river, according to President Evo Morales. He announced that the state has plans to create an international team of experts to take care of the resources that the Silala provides.

The National Congress recently approved the foundational convention of the Mission of Support against Corruption and Impunity in Honduras (Maccih) by a majority of over 100 votes.

The Uruguayan government has decided to remain with the Telesur news network, unlike Argentina who left the company.

President Evo Morales called for a South American Nations Union (Unasur) emergency meeting to defend the democracy and social peace in Brazil that is currently being threatened by “oligarchic groups” supported by the United States.

Bolivia is reconsidering opening up a dialogue to resolve maritime issues with Chile. The Chief of State made these declarations after the Chilean agent in The Hague said that at the end of the processes, both countries would remain alone and would have to coexist.

The news of the Alliance for Prosperity Plan (PAP) approval has posed many questions regarding its meaning, implementation, and impact. This plan faces great challenges, not only because the magnitude of the problems are overwhelming, but also because the solutions will require ample sectorial participation and a better line-up when it comes to development priorities.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) urged Guatemala to intensify the fight against impunity and corruption after the 2015 crisis that ended the government of Otto Perez.