The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) stated on Tuesday, June 18, in Miami that neither Cuba’s new president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, nor the new constitution has favored democracy or respected human rights.

After ten days of waiting, Dominican authorities revealed the new conclusions reached by their investigation into the events that resulted in the non-fatal shooting of retired baseball star David Ortiz.

For the first time in three years, Paraguay was not included on the International Labor Organization’s “black list” of countries that don’t respect work regulations.

A report produced by Greenpeace France on June 4, 2019, concluded that eating animal products in Europe increases deforestation in Brazil and Argentina because of the massive importation of transgenic soybeans from these countries to feed the livestock.

Peru continues to be seen as a success story in emerging markets, culminating in an expected “respectable demand” for Peruvian sovereign bonds in the future, according to a fund manager from JP Morgan, Diana Amoa.

In a report published by the Institute for Management and Development (IMD), Chile fell by seven places in the list of the most competitive countries in the world.

The trade war between the U.S. and China has had a global effect, where the major players in the market have increased their aversion to risk and, as a result, withdrawn capital from developing markets.

The film by Federico Marcello offers a deeper look into the ongoing cultural exchange between the Argentine and Chinese peoples. There are an estimated 200,000 Chinese people in Argentina.

Former mayor Mauricio Navarro Salinas, an alleged participant in the trafficking of 381 Chinese migrants, publicly stated that he was misled and that he never knew he was involved in a crime.

Cuba and Russia unite against the United States due to “unilateral coercive measures” that they are both experiencing.