Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: Trade relations between Ecuador and Panama involve much more than an exchange of goods: exports, imports, services, logistics, investment, and tourism provide the links whereby both countries seek to take advantage of their complementary capacities and open up new opportunities for the business sectors of each.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: The global energy transition and the expansion of innovative industries have driven growing demand for critical minerals.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: The Government of Colombia clarified on August 25 that the deportation order that President Abelardo De la Espriella announced is not aimed at legalized Venezuelans.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: The dictatorial regime in Nicaragua has canceled upcoming elections in the country, with co-president Daniel Ortega announcing that “there will be no more elections again…never, ever, not ever.”

Issue Aug 12-18 2026: Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo has announced that Mexican citizens deported from the United States to Guatemala are being transferred to Mexico within 24 hours of arrival as part of a program coordinated by the governments of Guatemala and Mexico.

Issue Aug 12-18 2026: The Brazil-Peru Chamber of Commerce (CAMBRAPER) will be hosting an international conference on renewable energy and energy transition at Lima’s Convexia Convention Center on August 20.

Issue Aug 12-18 2026: Colombia could adopt a security model similar to that of El Salvador under Nayib Bukele.

Issue Aug 01-11 2026: For years, in the 1960s, during marches held in Mexico City to support the Cuban Revolution, teachers, university students, and attendees of boarding schools would sing “Down with imperialism! / Up with freedom! / We will carry with the letters, / the light of truth!”

Issue Aug 01-11 2026: The newly-elected president, Abelardo de la Espriella, warned that he would restructure Colombia’s international relations.

Issue Aug 01-11 2026: 48 hours after the implementation of Colombia’s new government, Panama reinforced its border with Colombia with over 500 agents in addition to helicopters, boats, and patrols.