With the Council of State suspending the measure, Gustavo Petro assured that the vital minimum wage will remain in effect while the government drafts a transitory decree, and called for a national mobilization on Thursday to defend it.

According to official data released by the Argentine government and reported by the Superintendence of Labor Risks (SRT), nearly 22,000 employers and over 290,000 jobs have been lost in two years.

Media outlets in Argentina confirmed the second-instance ruling from the courts revoking the political asylum of Galvarino Apablaza, a former Chilean guerrilla accused of involvement in the assassination of Jaime Guzmán in 1991. Apablaza, who claims his innocence and asserts that he is being persecuted, may now face extradition proceedings.

The Latin American magazine Somos el Cambio published a highlighted interview discussing Oceanósfera's initiatives in marine environmental education, showcasing national impact figures and warnings about the marine ecosystem crisis. The publication emphasizes its commitment to shaping new generations of devoted stewards.

In a significant display of solidarity, two Mexican Navy ships delivered 800 tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba, highlighting Mexico's ongoing commitment to support the island amid challenging circumstances.

In a significant political turn, the Renovación Popular faction has gathered 79 signatures to summon interim President José Jerí to Parliament, where his future in office will be debated amidst serious allegations concerning his conduct and irregular ties with businessman Zhihua Yang.

During a march against labor reform, a retiree broke down on camera, delivering a harsh critique of Javier Milei. The emotional moment was captured on video.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro disclosed a conspiracy aimed at attacking his helicopter, prompting an immediate security response from the Ministry of Defense to strengthen intelligence capabilities and coordinate with international agencies.

Ecuador is facing serious allegations of state-sponsored persecution targeting journalists, social leaders, and political dissenters, as reported by the Permanent Committee for the Defense of Human Rights (CDH).

The Chilean government has announced a financial contribution to UNICEF to address the urgent humanitarian crisis in Cuba, particularly focusing on the welfare of children and adolescents amidst the worsening conditions caused by the U.S. blockade.