In 2017, Colombia created a two-year special permit that allowed Venezuelans to work and reside in the country, but stopped accepting new applicants months later

The campaigns are targeting undecided voters who will be key to choosing whether Macri's policies remain in place another four years

Fernando de la Rúa assumed the presidency in 1999 amid the fervor that awakened in the Argentines the proposal to end years of crude neoliberal policies

The National Guard is a new security force created by the Mexican president, but now he has been entrusted with the task of patrolling the border

The migrants vying for entry at the U.S. southern border are mainly Central Americans. But growing numbers from a handful of African countries are joining them

For Brazil’s president, one of the biggest effects of the agreement between Mercosur and the European Union may be to boost the re-election of Mauricio Macri

The torture of political prisoners in Venezuela is not new, but the death of a Navy captain has raised the alarm about human rights violations

As a result of migration, President Donald Trump has threatened to eliminate aid

River Plate opened the doors of its Monumental stadium on Wednesday to give shelter to people living on the streets

A survey from pollster DatinCorp showed the proportion of Venezuelans who recognized Guaido as the legitimate president had fallen from 49% in February to 36% in June

The Archdiocese of Santiago did not specify the reasons for Irarrazaval's departure, but said Pope Francis had accepted the bishop's resignation

With indelible ink, the members of the Salvadorean gangs tattoo their skin with the promise of belonging to a kind of family that welcomes them for life

By law, inmates must be paid to work, but last year Rio's government created a new category of "volunteer labor" whereby inmates receive only reduced sentences

The mayor of Nueva Concepcion, a town of Guatemala, was accused by prosecutors of drug trafficking and money laundering for Mexican cartels