Bolivia is experiencing a serious political crisis following the October 20th presidential elections.

Some in Colombia have begun to speculate that Mexican drug cartels, particularly the Sinaloa Cartel, may be to blame for some of the violence that has been taking place in the Colombian department of La Cauca.

The Puebla Group, made up of ex-presidents and leaders from across Latin America, released a regional political expression in a series of documents after a forum in Buenos Aires.

The Organization of American States (OAS) held a meeting in Bolivia to establish an electoral audit.

In early November 2018, a few weeks after the beginning of the migrant caravan that entered through Chiapas to the US, two trucks full of people disappeared.

With five weeks to go before Alberto Fernández becomes Argentina’s new president, the president elect flew to Mexico to meet with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

In his 24-hour visit to Mexico, Laurentino Cortizo planned to discuss issues of investment, security, and border controls, among other issues.

Around 19,000 Honduran immigrants are being held in Mexico after having been deported from the United States.

The full integration of Venezuelan migrants in host countries can, in the long-term, make the management of the refugee crisis “sustainable,” said Peruvian Foreign Minister Gustavo Meza-Cuadra.

The organization Politically Persecuted Venezuelans in Exile (Veppex) warns that the destabilizing actions of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has put surrounding Latin American democracies in danger.