“Javier Milei utilized his presidential authority, and Karina Milei, at a minimum, facilitated the official government premises to execute an act that is being investigated as a suspected international scam,” Argentine lawmakers stated in their final report from the $LIBRA Commission.

The prosecution's investigation revealed that the defendants—including colonels and lieutenant colonels from the Army and a Federal Police agent—were part of a tactical core known as "kids pretos," identified as responsible for the severe and violent actions of the coup conspiracy driven by former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro, who was sentenced to 27 years and three months in prison in September.

As of November 2025, Argentina's minimum wage is the lowest in the entire region at 225 dollars, far behind Costa Rica, which leads with 729 dollars, and the following countries: Uruguay (593 dollars), Chile (567 dollars), Ecuador (470 dollars), and Mexico (463 dollars).

At the United Nations Committee Against Torture, members of the 'libertarian' delegation not only expressed denial about the disappeared during the dictatorship but also justified repression against social protests and the anti-protest protocol.

"Given the grossness of President Trump integrating me and my family into the Clinton list without any of us being drug traffickers or having ties to drug traffickers, I have decided that all my financial life, long but frugal, will be published," announced the Colombian leader.

"I don’t rule it out. I don’t rule anything out. We just have to take care of Venezuela," Trump declared to the press amid rising tensions from the deployment of submarines, aircraft carriers, and U.S. troops in the Caribbean.

Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court (STF) published the minutes of the First Panel's ruling, in which the ministers dismissed the far-right leader's appeal, potentially allowing him to begin serving his 27-year sentence in the last week of November.

"The Executive spent over seven million dollars on advertising to govern 'from the networks, from the agenda, from dirty campaigns, from lies,'" stated the Ecuadorian former presidential candidate, who warned that "what he really cares about" is dragging the country into "an international armed conflict, serving as a backyard to the U.S.".

As the majority of ballots were tallied, the referendum and popular consultation on November 16 in Ecuador resulted in a clear defeat for Daniel Noboa's government. In all four questions—foreign military bases, political funding, reduction of lawmakers, and Constituent Assembly—the "No" votes emerged overwhelmingly, reflecting a strong citizen defense of national sovereignty.

In terms of road infrastructure, 1,340 km of roads were rehabilitated and built, in addition to 321 km of productive roads created to connect rural communities with local markets, and the construction of 646 km of neighborhood roads.