—Researched and written by Mirella Espino– Although at one point Venezuela was prospering with the world’s largest proven oil reserves, it now faces a profound recession, widespread unemployment, chronic shortages, and inflation, which the Congress, led by the opposition, said could soon exceed 2,000%. With worsening conditions in Venezuela, more and more of their citizens

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Has the international community dismissed the Honduran President?

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Members of the opposition, including judges and mayors, fled in fear of persecution by Nicolás Maduro’s Venezuela.

The International Court of Justice (CIJ/ICJ) re-opened a Latin American border dispute between Colombia and Nicaragua at its headquarters in The Hague.

Colombia sent a letter to the Venezuelan foreign ministry to protest the Venezuelan military’s border violation in the department of Norte de Santander.

The bridge would have connected Brazil and Paraguay.

The hopes that a prosperous Brazil could give a hand to the Argentine economy have completely vanished, and in its place, an inverse phenomenon appeared.

Marcelo Odebrecht, the Brazilian executive of Latin America’s largest construction conglomerate, has confirmed that his company financed the 2011 Peruvian presidential campaigns of then-candidates Keiko Fujimori and Ollanta Humala.