Thousands of Argentine scientists and students rallied around the Obelisk in Buenos Aires, demanding action against Javier Milei's government's austerity measures, which they argue are historic lows for the scientific sector.

Gustavo Petro, the former President of Colombia, has raised concerns over the humanitarian aid provided by Israel following the recent earthquake, denouncing the nature of the assistance and emphasizing the need for inclusive international support.

When the natural resources of a territory pending decolonization become instruments of political influence, exploitation transcends mere economics and begins to foster diplomatic complicities.

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced from Panama that Colombia's President, Abelardo De la Espriella, has authorized the United States to conduct joint military operations on Colombian soil as part of the new Americas Counter Cartel Coalition.

Public backlash is swelling against President Abelardo de la Espriella, as his cheerful demeanor and gestures before announcing over one hundred earthquake-related fatalities have been deemed inappropriate, distancing him from the gravity of the national tragedy.

U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited controversy by referring to Venezuela as the "51st state" of the United States, raising questions about territorial sovereignty and geopolitical intentions.

In a powerful address, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel honored Fidel Castro's legacy, declaring socialism as the only way to eradicate poverty and emphasizing the relevance of Castro's ideas in today's challenging economic climate.

The state of emergency declared by President Nayib Bukele has resulted in a shocking total of 554 fatalities within Salvadoran prisons, according to the latest count from the non-governmental organization Socorro Jurídico Humanitario (SJH).

The Colombian government has declared a national disaster following a devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake that has claimed at least 111 lives, as emergency services rush to respond to the widespread destruction.

As Gustavo Petro completes his term as Colombia's first progressive president, he reflects on pivotal statements regarding Chile's political landscape and the concerning rise of far-right ideologies.