Peru is becoming more of an influencer in international business.

The Canadian government imposed new sanctions against the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, and 18 other high officials for, “serious violations of internationally recognized human rights” and corruption.

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s expansionist visions of power at the 19th Congress of the Communist Party may be ominous for Latin America.

Organizations in Argentina work with journalists to ensure the proper use of Spanish by reducing unnecessary Anglicisms.

The film Ernesto tells the story of Freddy Maymura, a young Bolivian guerrilla of Japanese origin, who joined the army led by Ernesto Che Guevara.

Business talks with China are underway.

A recent report in the Russian media indicated that Russia and Suriname are close to signing a military cooperation agreement.

Much as Panama has already done, other countries of the Americas have begun to denounce the unilateral declaration of independence by Cataluña and directly show their support for the Spanish Constitution. 

Fifty media editors from Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean gathered in Bogotá, Colombia to debate contemporary social and journalistic issues in the third “Congreso de Editores de Medios Europa y América Latina Caribe” (Celac-UE), which is an organization supported by the Colombian Embassy in Spain and Prestomedia Grupo.

Amazon Technologies, Inc. will open an office in Buenos Aires with 100 employees before the end of 2017.