The Collective of Argentine students at the Federal University of Latin American Integration in Brazil (Unila) stated, "We urge the Argentine government to return to the path of dialogue and integration with our brother country, and to uphold respect for the sovereignty and institutions that characterize the tradition of our diplomatic, economic, and strategic relations with our main ally in the region, through the investiture of its head of state."

The Human Rights and Business Platform has issued a strong "condemnation" of a harassment campaign targeting Ecoceanos and other labor rights advocates, calling attention to the intimidation following reports on labor conditions in Chile's export sectors.

Recently, the notion has emerged that the Coastal Marine Spaces of Indigenous Peoples (ECMPO) represent the appropriation of coastal areas, restricting access or hindering other productive activities. Nothing could be further from the intent behind this law's creation. Those of us who participated in its development never aimed to create exclusive zones for a select few.

Mexican foreign trade experienced a remarkable surge in the first half of 2026, achieving a trade surplus of $9.857 billion, a staggering increase from the previous year's $1.432 billion, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi).

Concerns regarding Juan Orlando Hernández's return to Honduras, considered a step towards a 'narco-state,' are underscored by public opinion, with 55.3% rejecting U.S. President Trump's pardon and 79% opposing any future presidential bid by Hernández.

Households in El Salvador are feeling the harsh impact of the austerity measures implemented by President Nayib Bukele following the 2024 agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), leading to mass layoffs, rising inflation, and a cost of living crisis for the most vulnerable populations.

Mapuche-Williche communities are celebrating a recent court ruling against Radio Bío Bío, recognizing discrimination in its coverage of Machi Millaray Huichalaf and marking a significant step against the media's criminalization and stigmatization of indigenous authorities.

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The court ordered corrections to two BBCL Investiga reports for discriminatory expressions against Machi Millaray Huichalaf. This ruling marks the first application of the Zamudio Law to a media outlet.

The Oral Criminal Court in Rancagua has sentenced a man to effective prison for sharing intimate images without consent and for threatening his ex-partner, marking a significant stance against digital and physical abuse.