The International Monetary Fund (IMF), amidst public, contradictory rumors, denied allegations of a financial support program for Venezuela in response to its current socio-economic situation, because there are signs that the government is designing a plan for economic adjustment.

In the telecommunications sector there is a secret fight among giants.

The US lawmaker Ed Royce said the goal of President Barack Obama to close Guantánamo cannot be achieved because of the experience of six former prisoners who came to Uruguay.

On Tuesday, Honduras and the United States agreed to strengthen their alliances in order to safeguard Honduras’ financial system against illicit activities.

President Evo Morales said that he has the strength to face a new mandate (2020-2025), if that is what Bolivians decide at the polls.

A U.S. hedge fund threatened to sue Peru over bonds issued by the country’s previous military regime. Gramercy, the Connecticut-based hedge fund, bought the debt at a discount in 2008.

New information provided by Wikileaks has Bolivian authorities accusing the United States of attempting to stage a coup d’etat in 21st century socialist Bolivia, however US officials deny any wrongdoing.

Secretary of State, John Kerry while in Cuba hinted that the embargo on Cuba could be lifted soon, and spoke briefly on other ongoing situations with Venezuela, Bolivia and Chile. 

In his speech to Congress, Pope Francis urged them to reject the “mindset of hostility.” 

The avalanche of unaccompanied minors in 2014 provoked a crisis that could be repeated this year if Guatemalan authorities do not take urgent measures.