Uruguay is back out in front of the other countries of Latin America in regards to Internet connectivity. 

Grain and cereal production is growing and new export markets are opening up. 

The Egyptian Interior Ministry confirmed the death of eight Mexicans in the attack by security forces against a group of tourists in the western desert which killed twelve people. 

All three branches of Paraguay’s government agree that it is not obliged to repay $85 million borrowed by a representative of the late Gen. Alfredo Stroessner during the waning years of the 1954-1989 military regime. 

A ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada confirmed Ecuador’s jurisdiction allowing Ecuadorians to claim compensation for pollution in its part of the Amazon region.  

PAN and PRD senators asked the government of Enrique Peña Nieto to move outside the traditional framework for asylum policy and support Syrian refugees through greater humanitarian aid.

Chicken and beef are Colombia’s main meat products, and farms are now looking beyond the country’s borders to increase their business.  

There’s lots of revenue, but also plenty of liability if sailors commit crimes.

Following a ruling favoring Argentina in its long-standing battle against the so-called “vulture” funds, Cabinet Chief Aníbal Fernández said holdouts suing the country over its defaulted bonds now will have “less fire power.”  

Costa Rica’s craft beer makers are gaining international recognition.