Bolivia’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Luis Arce Catacora, believes that Bolivia is a model for prosperity for other Latin American countries to follow.

The Peruvian Rodolfo Orellana Rengifo, leader of an alleged organization dedicated to fraud and money laundering, was expelled from Colombia and delivered to Peruvian authorities after he was apprehended in Cali. 

A group of poets, intellectuals, and representatives of victims’ organizations from various countries expressed their solidarity with relatives of the 43 missing normal school students of Ayotzinapa, disappeared in what they described as a “state crime.” 

President Ollanta Humala said that the position of the Peruvian government with respect to the so-called “terrestrial triangle” is clear and “consistent” with the 1929 Treaty signed with Chile.  

Analysts weighed the impact of President Dilma Rousseff’s reelection on Colombia. 

At the beginning of the civil war, thousands of children who survived operations by the military were taken, had their identities altered, and were sent to adoption centers abroad as part of the international black market in children. 

As Peruvians travel (and occasionally emigrate), plenty of their neighbors have passed them at the border as they come from the other direction. 

Bolivia’s President Evo Morales is unhappy with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet for striking “below the belt” with her comments.

The “Regional Initiative to Free Latin America and the Caribbean of Child Labor” was signed at of the 18th Regional Meeting of the International Labor Organization (ILO).  

Armando Arriazola Peto-Rueda, Mexico’s ambassador to Bolivia, insists that “Bolivia and Mexico are working to advance their bilateral relationship.”