Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro has accused political operator Fernando Cerimedo of manipulating electoral processes in Chile and linked him to the far-right's use of "technofascism" to influence elections across Latin America.

This week, Iván Cepeda and Gustavo Petro utilized their right of reply for the first time, a constitutional tool in Colombia that allows the opposition to respond to the President's pronouncements through the same official media.

The Trump administration has sanctioned the Salvador Allende Memorial House in Havana, Cuba, as part of a new ideological campaign against 'Marxism,' targeting institutions associated with Cuban cultural and political activities.

The Bolivian Prosecutor's Office confirmed that a disturbing message, "O la eliminamos ya o estamos jodidos," was found on the phone of Fernando Cerimedo, who faces charges of attempted femicide against his ex-partner Nadia Beller, a victim of a recent shooting in Santa Cruz.

Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has invited Colombian President Abelardo De la Espriella to visit the Israeli prison system, aiming to replicate controversial security policies in Colombia despite international condemnation of human rights violations under his management.

On the centenary of Fidel Castro's birth, this tribute reflects on his enduring legacy, exploring his significant contributions to internationalism, anti-imperialism, and the struggles for social justice and liberation in the Global South.

Dominican agriculture relies on a Haitian workforce that remains invisible in the national narrative: needed to sustain production, tolerated while they work, and pursued when political discourse demands a display of migration authority.

Fernando Cerimedo, a political operator of Latin American far-right movements, was arrested on Tuesday at the Viru Viru airport in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, while attempting to flee to Buenos Aires after being accused of hiring hitmen who shot his ex-partner, lawyer Nadia Beller.

According to the Russian government's communication, "there are plans to accuse Russia of providing illegal arms to drug cartels and organized crime groups operating in Venezuela, Colombia, and Mexico," a plot described by Russian authorities as "a fragment of a third-rate detective novel."

The production conducted in Cuba features exclusive interviews, previously unseen footage from the Revolution, and varied perspectives on Fidel's legacy.