The Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia approved the extension of the state of exception for 90 days early Thursday morning, amidst rising political tensions and large-scale protests characterized by the slogan “empty pots,” which reject the economic reforms proposed by the government of Rodrigo Paz.

Bolivian lawyer Nadia Beller, ex-partner of far-right political figure Fernando Cerimedo, is set to testify as a witness in a corruption case involving the Argentine National Agency for Disability (ANDIS) amidst claims that she possesses recorded conversations relevant to the investigation.

Around 670 organizations, collectives, and communities are preparing to welcome the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) delegation, which is expected to visit Mexico City in December 2026.

Cuba has condemned the energy blockade implemented by US President Donald Trump, labeling it a "genocidal act" that severely impacts the living conditions of the population and especially affects hospitals on the island, where surgeries are conducted using cell phone lights to attend to patients.

The Juntos por el Perú faction has submitted a motion in the Chamber of Deputies to establish an Investigative Commission aimed at uncovering the alleged responsibilities of Argentine political consultant Fernando Cerimedo in suspected public opinion manipulation during the 2026 General Elections.

Eyewitness accounts emerge just after the release of a report from Human Rights Watch, indicating that at least eight individuals have disappeared following the attack on three Ecuadorian vessels by U.S. military forces. Ecuadorian and U.S. authorities claim that the boats are covertly involved in drug trafficking.

Recent revelations have exposed a network of far-right connections involving Argentine operator Fernando Cerimedo, Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori, and Chilean leader José Antonio Kast, uncovering a complex web of political influences and interactions that spans across Latin America.

Bolivia's Vice President Edmand Lara has made serious allegations against President Rodrigo Paz, claiming he sought advice from far-right operative Fernando Cerimedo before declaring a State of Emergency on June 20.

Recent investigations have unveiled new details regarding the role of Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo, revealing how he leveraged technology and strategic alliances to sway the outcome of Peru's elections, which were closely contested in favor of Keiko Fujimori.

Accredited Argentine journalists at Casa Rosada reported on Monday, August 31, an incident of theft and vandalism in the presidential palace's press room, which follows a series of verbal attacks from President Javier Milei against the media.