He told them that he had to check their bodies as a father would check his children, to see if they had any disease

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) issued a judgment in which it holds the Ecuadorian State responsible for the disappearance, 17 years ago, of Luis Eduardo Guachalá Chimbo

The 75-year-old British-American businessman and founder of the antivirus company that bears his name, John McAfee, was found dead last Wednesday in a Spanish prison, shortly after the National Court of Spain approved his extradition to the United States

The tension remains intact in Peru two weeks after the second round of elections

The pandemic widened the gap between the rich and the poor in Latin America, as confirmed by the recent 2021 Regional Human Development Report «Trapped: High Inequality and Low Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean» was launched in a virtual presentation by the United Nations Program to Development (UNDP)

In late May, Arturo Murillo, former Minister of Government of the de facto administration of Jeanine Áñez in Bolivia (November 2019-November 2020) was detained in the US

The variant of the coronavirus dubbed the ‘Delta’ strain and first registered in India in October last year, is spreading rapidly in several countries and is already dominant in some regions

Shots ring out in the Lins favela complex, in the north of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, but in the distance

Peru Libre’s leftist candidate, Pedro Castillo, finally won the second round of the presidential elections in Peru, defeating his contender, Keiko Fujimori, of the right-wing Fuerza Popular

President Jair Bolsonaro sees in Brazil’s Copa América, highly questioned in a country that is entering the third wave of the pandemic, an opportunity – albeit risky – to regain his lost popularity in order to try to reach the presidential elections of 2022 with a better face