Daniel Ortega’s government is destroying the achievements made since 1990 critics claim.  “We have returned to strong authoritarianism,” with the surrender of the army to the president and the lack of guarantees for free elections, an analyst says. 

The director of the National Electoral Institute (INE) called on the opposition parties to return to the institute’s board; the situation in the INE can “blow up” the coming elections, opposition senators say. 

The Cubans who were formed after the Revolution are proud of its accomplishments, but still long for the fulfillment of its promise. 

The Presidents of Honduras and Guatemala signed a Customs Union on February 26, which will go into effect in less than a year, to boost the foreign trade of both countries. 

Colombia’s Foreign Minister, María Ángela Holguin, said she will write a formal letter of rejection to her Panamanian counterpart over a congresswoman who referred to Colombians in Panamanian prisons as “scum.”

The former Prime Minister of Spain visited Bolivia and asked that Bolivia and Chile resolve their differences “as neighboring countries” through dialogue. 

Curtains of vegetation along roads and highways of Alto Paraná serve an aesthetic, as well as practical purpose. 

The Costa Rican government announced that three government ministries will take over the administration of the INBioparque. 

According to data provided by the Corporación Nacional Forestal (CONAF) of Chile, the number of hectares of vegetation affected by fires has decreased.

The beach in the Fernando de Noronha archipelago won the best beach prize from TripAdvisor for the second time in a row.