President Mauricio Macri met with former Chilean president Sebastián Piñera at the Casa Rosada where the pair discussed the economic and political outlook for Latin America and beyond. 

The recent presidential and parliamentary victories for the right wing in multiple South American countries are not impactful to one high-ranking member of the leftist regime in Bolivia. 

Officials in Peru look to enact federally regulated aerial raids of planes smuggling drugs into neighboring Bolivia, as well as other nearby countries in the future. 

Two presidents (one recently elected and one slightly more experienced) recently met to improve relations between their historically distant, although neighboring nations. 

Bolivian President Evo Morales affirmed that it was the best thing to happen in 2015. 

Salvadoreños import the largest share by far of Nicaraguan cheese. 

The Chilean Supreme Court will ask the Inter American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) to intercede in favor of the Venezuelan opposition leader, Leopoldo López, among others. 

Chile’s new representative to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, José Miguel Insulza, noted that Bolivia “enjoys the sympathy of world.”

President-elect Mauricio Macri vows changes implying a shift in Argentina’s relationship with the region and the world. 

During the first Binational Forum for Innovation and Financing for Medium and Small Businesses (MSEs) of Peru and Bolivia, the countries will share their experiences on the issues.