In the second Binational Meeting of Justice Operators on Trafficking in Persons, judicial authorities from Ecuador and Peru further enforced their stand to fight against human trafficking, especially focusing on the province El Oro.

The secretary general for the Organization for American States (OAS) affirmed that “terrible events [are] occurring” in Nicaragua and that the politics of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s regimen are repressive.

Just over two million Hondurans arrived in Guatemala on October 15, 2018, seeking to make the perilous journey to the United States in order to achieve the “American Dream.”

President Evo Morales has intentions to drive Bolivia’s imports and exports through southern Peru.

Chilean President Sebastián Piñera announced that Chile will opt for “a period of consolidation and reflection” before re-engaging in dialogue with Bolivia about Pacific access and bilateral agreements.

Emigration out of Ecuador is increasing, and many Ecuadorians are choosing Chile as their new home.

In the International Court of Justice’s (CIJ) most recent decision, Bolivia failed to receive the sovereign rights to the Pacific Ocean that it was hoping for.

When Canada, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Argentina, and Peru ratified an investigation on crimes against humanity in Venezuela, Costa Rica stood silent.

The Costa Rican soccer club Cartaginés is fully aware of the arrest and “budding” investigation of their Cuban forward, Marcel Hernández, for allegedly committing three offenses of rape and one offense of pornography production involving a minor.

Peru is currently evaluating its options as part of an ambitious railway project that would hypothetically connect several countries in South America.