A week after assuming the presidency of Peru, Pedro Castillo faces strong pressure from the partisan and media opposition to change his cabinet due to the alleged ‘lack of suitability’ of several of the designated officials, which has unleashed a climate of confrontation between the Executive and Legislative powers

The new Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru, Héctor Béjar Rivera, announced on Monday a change of position in his country’s foreign policy in relation to Venezuela, while pointing out that his duty as foreign minister «is to improve bilateral relations»

Venezuela has just taken an important step in preserving the habitat of the only native South American bear, the Frontino or Jukumari, after government authorities decreed the «Ramal de Calderas» National Park, an Andean area of the country that will now be under protection of the State

More than 4,000 people had to leave their homes between July 21 and 27, in a new wave of forced displacement that occurred in the Ituango municipality, located in the department of Antioquia, in northwestern Colombia

To believe in and support the efforts on peace in Colombia does not translate into immunity, much less an absolute guarantee to avoid being a victim of the violence entrenched in the country

Last weekend, the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, proposed creating a new Latin American integration project with an entity to replace the Organization of American States (OAS)

More than 3,000 people have been forced in recent days to leave the peasant and rural settlements of the municipality of Ituango, in the department of Antioquia, located in northern Colombia, to settle in the urban area of the town, due to the growing hostilities between the army, the police, paramilitary groups and guerrilla fronts

After a heartfelt hug with two members of his team and many happy tears, Italo Ferreira was pulled out of the water on his teammates shoulders shoulders

Following a long electoral war, Pedro Castillo will assume the Presidency of Peru next Wednesday, July 28

A group of rapporteurs and independent human rights experts from the United Nations (UN) warned this Wednesday that «the excessively strict application» of the US sanctions against Venezuela and its State company Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), could cause the death of «hundreds of Venezuelan cancer patients»