Coca crops decrease in Bolivia after two years of growth: UNODC
Cultures coca in Bolivia fell 6% in 2018 spués two years in to crecimi
These are the numbers of feminicides in Latin America
In LatinAmerican Post we show you how the violence against women in Latin America is going this 2019
How Cuba taught Venezuela to quash military dissent
Under Cuban military advisors, Venezuela refashioned the intelligence unit into a service that spies on its own armed forces
Colombia laments lack of aid for growing Venezuela migration crisis
Colombia has borne the brunt of mass migration from its neighbor, which is mired in a deep political and economic crisis that has caused long-running shortages
Venezuela's Maduro says there has been contact with U.S. officials 'for months'
Nicolas Maduro said he had authorized contact with the administration of Donald Trump "for months"
From coca to cocoa, Colombian farmers reinvent themselves
Tired of the violence that comes with the fact of growing coca, in the times of the drug trafficking boom, farmers began voluntarily eradicating coca
Paraguay places Hezbollah and Hamas on the list of terrorist organizations
This in order to reinforce the task of terrorism prevention agencies and currency flow control systems
U.S. envoy offers farm visas to boost asylum deal with Guatemala
Jimmy Morales agreed to require U.S.-bound Hondurans and Salvadorans to seek refuge in Guatemala instead of proceeding north
UN asks for more help to deal with the Venezuelan refugee crisis
UNHCR estimates that 4.3 million Venezuelans have fled the economic and political instability in their country
Hunger driving migration in drought-hit Central America - U.N.
Poor harvests are driving rural families in parts of Central America from their homes to seek better opportunities in their own or neighboring countries and the US
In retrial, El Salvador acquits woman accused of killing her stillborn child
The case drew international attention to the socially conservative nation's strict abortion ban
"Do not be afraid to govern": Peruvian congressional leader confronts Vizcarra for electoral advance
72% of Peruvians support the proposal to advance the general elections announced by President Vizcarra
Mexico to penalize creators of TV series seen as 'dirty campaign' against president
The series, called "Populismo en America Latina" (Populism in Latin America), features a segment on AMLO alongside former South American left-wing rulers
Nicolás Maduro accuses former Colombian president Uribe of plotting to kill him
It was not the first time Maduro, a socialist, accused politicians from neighboring Colombia of plotting against him