Prime Minister Theresa May signed  on March 28 the historic letter that will launch Brexit when it is delivered to Brussels on Wednesday the 29th

For 35 years, the international cocaine trade has made drug cartels rich and helped fund and expand the activities of the FARC

The latest release of public opinion polls ahead of next Sunday's (April 2) presidential runoff in Ecuador show the ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno winning by a margin of 4.5 percentage points.

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez denounced the headquarters of the Organization of American States in Washington that OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro of interfering

In the next decades we can expect these devises and technologies to enhance our body and mind. 

Venezuela's Medical Federation said recently that hospitals had less than 5% of the medicines they needed.

Tens of thousands of people in Chile have taken part in demonstrations against the country's controversial privatised pension system.

Researchers are using his theories to evolve AI so only the strongest algorithms survive. 

A judge in Argentina has ruled that the former president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, should stand trial on charges of financial mismanagement.

The World Food Programme is using Ethereum blockchain to distribute cash assistance in their pilot program Building Blocks. 

Ensuring sustainable land restitution in Colombia, Amnesty International explores the weaknesses and failures in implementing it

This is what you need to know about his presidency’s proposed cuts and their effects. 

Finance minister Nicolás Dujovne said recent protectionist trade strategies did more harm than good and was keen on attracting inward investment from Britain

One of the central themes of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign was to not only build a border wall, but to make Mexico pay for it.