As Peru considers implementing the death penalty and therefore ignoring pleas of the international courts, their relationship with the European Union and Fair Trade Agreement (FTA) remains on shaky ground.

Paraguay’s production of beef and pork has attracted the attention of the international marketplace, interested in pursuing trade with Paraguay as a dependable producer of meat from South America.

With Paraguay emerging as an ideal nation to invest in and Qatar leading as the wealthiest nation in the world, it makes sense that the two nations recently signed an investment agreement.

Sixteen years after it was first announced, the Dutch company that makes Heineken beer will open a massive new plant in the northern Mexican state of Chihuahua.

The president of the organization “Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo,” Estela de Carlotto, says that Pope Francis is “very concerned” about the “unusual violence that is experienced in Mexico,” of which the clergy is not exempt.

This year’s Prodexpo, which launched in Moscow on February 5, welcomed nine Latin American participants.

On January 30, the first Argentine bookstore specializing in Chinese literature, That’s China Bookshelf, was inaugurated in Buenos Aires within the Casa de la Cultura China.

Driven out of Honduras by the violent sociopolitical and economic state of their country, a large number of Honduran migrants, specifically woman, are relocating to Spain.

Following continuing investigations in the United States for Russian influence in the 2016 presidential elections, on January 22, El Tiempo announced January the possibility of Russian meddling in the Colombian election campaigns.

Preparing to film their documentary on the life and culture of Paraguay, Japanese producers Koki Ogata and Naoto Kimura visited several key sites in the capital.