Public and political discussions about Venezuelan migrants living outside of the country have been a contentious, but intentionally down-played, topic for years.

Mexico and Argentina are consulting with their ambassadors to Nicaragua about the actions taken against prospective presidential candidates who are running against current president Daniel Ortega.

“Bolivia-Chile Group: Women Building Friendship Without Borders” is holding an online seminar titled “Gender Equality in Constitutional Processes” on June 16 at 6:30 pm, together with the Institute of International Studies of the University of Chile.

As Panama reaches over 388,000 infections and more than 6,000 coronavirus related deaths, the country is renewing its reliance on Cuba for medical support.

The story of Alison González, Richard Salazar, and Frank Rodríguez highlights their irregular migratory condition due to the pandemic.

Chile is deporting numerous Venezuelan migrants for reasons ranging from clandestine entries into the country to having ties to drug and child trafficking. The policy is provoking strong criticism on the grounds of human rights.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) is conducting a working visit to Colombia following requests from numerous citizens and organizations to investigate the recent human rights violations by the country’s security forces.

As the protests in Colombia continue, an Argentine human rights group has uncovered a number of human rights issues against the citizens.

After Ecuador’s new president, Guillermo Lasso, was inaugurated, Antonio Malouf, Guatemala’s minister of Economy, saw new investment opportunities.

Argentinian officials are denying any violence by social activist Juan Grabois after he was denied entry into Colombia.