New information provided by Wikileaks has Bolivian authorities accusing the United States of attempting to stage a coup d’etat in 21st century socialist Bolivia, however US officials deny any wrongdoing.

Secretary of State, John Kerry while in Cuba hinted that the embargo on Cuba could be lifted soon, and spoke briefly on other ongoing situations with Venezuela, Bolivia and Chile. 

Colombia and Panama have given themselves another 60 days to find ways to confront Colombian tax evasion through Panamanian banks. 

President Morales said he spoke with the International Development Bank (IDB), the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), and the CAF Development Bank of Latin America about doing a study to explore the economic benefits that would result if Chile were to give Bolivia sovereign access to the sea.

The region’s growth will remain stagnant in 2015, but is expected to rise a bit in 2016.  According to the semiannual report by the World Bank, Latin America’s slowdown puts pressure on jobs and household incomes.  The IMF predicts the Venezuelan economy will contract 10% in 2015, while Paraguay will resist the crisis of the

The Director of Techo Latinoamérica explained that “In place of an individualistic model we propose a focus on the common good.”

The 2014-2015 harvest cycle has a soy production of 61.4 million tons, 15% higher than the previous period. There were also record corn harvests.

The Inter-American Press Association (IAPA) warns against some Latin American governments and their suppression of investigative media.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights gave a stinging report on the violation of human rights by the administration of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.

Remnants of the dictator’s legislation hurts freedom of expression said a U.N. envoy, who slammed Chile’s “excessive use of force.”