The new director of Amnesty Chile, Rodrigo Bustos, has called upon the government to “comply with its duty to regulate migration” in a way that adheres to international norms with respect to the protection of human rights.
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Numerous Chilean and United States wine companies have been appropriating the term “Patagonia” as a brand for their commercial wine products.
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Seven out of every ten Latin Americans are in favor of greater integration, according to a new Inter-American Development Bank survey.
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The murder of a truck driver by three Venezuelan immigrants in northern Chile ignited a wave of anti-immigration protests that have blocked vital highways in the country.
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In a recent interview, Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro spoke out against Peru’s President Pedro Castillo and Chilean President-elect Gabriel Boric.
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On February 14, 1879, a ship full of Chilean troops landed in Antofagasta and took over the Bolivian coast. Now, 143 years after the invasion,
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The Ortega administration accused the government of El Salvador of “violating Nicaraguan maritime space” with the intention of ending a treaty between Nicaragua and Honduras.
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In 2021, Panama became the third-largest destination for Colombian exports.
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President Pedro Castillo apologized recently to his country for implying that he would offer up parts of Peru for Bolivia to gain access to the sea.
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Over the past nearly 93 years, the Mexican political party PRI has been defined by its dual membership to both North America and Latin America.
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