Two years ago, Russian nuclear power company Rosatom opened a branch in Latin America, creating a strategic region for Russia, according to branch president Ivan Dybov.

Alfred de Zayas, a United Nations expert on promoting a democratic and equitable international order, will be the first UN Special Rapporteur to visit Venezuela in November.

Claudia Suárez, national adjunct superintendent of the National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration (SUNAT) internal taxes, said that in November Peru would accede to the Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters (CAAMMT).

The French international news channel, France 24, has expanded its scope to Latin America, beginning broadcasting in Colombia and Argentina.

Climate change initiatives are in the works between Germany and Peru.

The World Travel Awards (WTA) has nominated Lima, Peru as one of 2017’s best destinations in the world for meetings and conferences.

The international community is living through a historical moment as the western world reconfigures itself.

While Nicaragua’s Grand Interoceanic Canal Project claimed it would consult the indigenous and Afro-descendant communities of the effected territories, environmentalist and human rights defenders are questioning this assertion.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos are pledging to strengthen ties in areas like science, security, and tourism as Colombia transitions into a post-conflict era.

In the last two decades, “China created one million eight hundred thousand jobs in Latin America.”