Uruguay’s president, Luis Lacalle Pou, along with members of his cabinet, presented a series of scenarios that the government had analyzed with respect to the reopening of the border for the upcoming summer season.

The United Nations High Commissioner of Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, stated on September 14 that human rights violations have increased amidst COVID-19 in Nicaragua.

Dialogue taking place between China and Ecuador over the fleet of 260 Chinese fishing boats in waters near the Galapagos is a starting place in restoring diplomacy between the countries of Beijing and Quito.

For 29 months, Nicaragua has been in social and political crisis as the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and vice-president and first lady Rosario Murillo continues to quash any opponent who demands their removal from office.

On Sunday, September 6, Brazil reached 4,137,606 coronavirus cases, positioning itself as the second nation with the most COVID-19 infections, until now.

Ariana Harwicz recounted her experience moving from Argentina to France in August 2007.

The Global Business Complexity Index conducted a survey of the factors that contribute to the success or failure of international business in 77 countries around the world.

Panama recently created a new special regime for the establishment of multinational businesses with the hope that they will offer their manufacturing services.

The Chinese ambassador to Ecuador recently stated that no Chinese fishing ships have entered the exclusive economic zone of the Galápagos Islands.

The new battleship, General José Trinidad Cabañas—an expensive addition to the Honduran fleet—has allowed the Honduran Coast Guard to be more effective against drug-trafficking activities along the country’s coast.