Presidential candidate Iván Cepeda from Colombia's Pacto Histórico claims that a plot by rival Abelardo De la Espriella is threatening to undermine the electoral runoff by staging a self-sabotage incident.

A recent investigation reveals that the U.S. government has been covertly funding a network of anti-Cuban media outlets, falsely presented as independent, as a part of its strategy to incite regime change on the island.

Santiago Mayor Mario Desbordes faces legal troubles as Irací Hassler announces a defamation lawsuit against him, claiming he is trying to reopen the resolved Sierra Bella case.

Roberto Sánchez has emerged as the likely winner of Peru's presidential runoff elections, held this Sunday, with a quick count showing him leading against Keiko Fujimori, according to Ipsos.

Iran has issued a stark warning following its retaliation against Israeli targets, stating that if attacks on Lebanon do not cease, Israel will face "more crushing blows" that could significantly escalate the conflict.

The Socialist Party of Chile has expressed strong disapproval of the government's aggressive collection measures targeting CAE debtors, emphasizing the need for a balance between financial responsibilities and the protection of individuals' basic living conditions.

Forced labor is present across all three stages of salmon farming: hatcheries, cultivation centers, and processing plants. The investigation conducted by Fundación Libera and Centro Ecoceanos particularly focused on the divers in cultivation centers, identifying practices associated with the 11 internationally recognized indicators of forced labor.

Senator Daniel Núñez (PC) accused the Kast government and the right-wing of being afraid to lift banking secrecy against drug traffickers and gangs like the Tren de Aragua. In an interview with El Siglo, he criticized the failure in public security and warned that Chile could become "a paradise for criminals."

The JNE and ONPE detected 90 marked ballots and two representatives detained in Lima during the 2026 runoff election. Cities such as La Molina and Áncash reported marked votes favoring Keiko Fujimori. Authorities replaced materials and are investigating, as reports indicate over 6,000 polling stations are at risk of exclusion.

According to regional media, a massive march covered Penco and Lirquén this Saturday against Aclara Resources' rare earth project, ahead of Monday's vote. Residents reject the initiative and demand a pollution-free environment.