The report accuses Russia of training 1,000 journalists and influencers to destabilize the region and stoke anti-American sentiment. However, the ideological agenda of its authors, the U.S. funding of the agency promoting the report, and the lack of the report itself raise significant doubts about its rigor and credibility.

According to the latest tallies, Roberto Sánchez, candidate for Juntos por el Perú, is leading over Rafael López Aliaga and is trending strongly towards advancing to the runoff election.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticized Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa, claiming that border closure policies hinder legal trade and contribute to the rise of smuggling and criminal activities.

Russia and China have affirmed their commitment to defending Cuba against U.S. threats and blockades, as tensions rise under the Trump administration's sanctions and restrictions.

Inflation in Argentina soared to 3.4% in March, with a staggering annual hike of 32.6%, posing significant challenges for President Javier Milei's administration.

Javier Milei, facing a crisis that undermines his support and questions his viability for a second term in Argentina, finds that 60.7% of voters would oppose his re-election according to a recent survey.

Dependency theory teaches us that in our peripheral nations, capitalism does not generate autonomous development but rather chronic underdevelopment, and that dependency is not a phase but a structural condition rooted in the super-exploitation of labor and value transfer. In Bolivia, this logic expresses itself most accurately in agriculture.

The investigation into Manuel Adorni, the Chief of Staff for Javier Milei, is escalating as Argentine authorities have ordered the lifting of banking and tax secrecy regarding the senior official and his wife, amid an illicit enrichment probe that sharply contrasts with the austerity policies promoted by Milei's administration.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has escalated tensions with Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa, questioning why Ecuadorian ports have become the largest cocaine exporters, amid a growing diplomatic rift.

In a move that threatens environmental protections, Argentina's Chamber of Deputies has approved amendments to the Glacier Law, permitting mining projects to encroach upon vital freshwater reserves. This change, propelled by Javier Milei’s government and met with strong opposition from environmental groups and experts, has sparked intense protests across the country.