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In politics, the timing in which things occur is a key variable for any analysis. For me, that the U.S. military forces deployed in the ...

The vote counting process in the Honduran general elections continues to be marked by a lack of completeness, which in turn breeds distr...

Honduras With over 80% of polling stations counted, Salvador Nasralla continues to lead Nasry Asfura in their tight battle for the presi...

The vote-counting process in the general elections in Honduras has left that bitter aftertaste I predicted here, consistent with the cou...

We start our trip today in Ecuador, where six people were killed last Sunday in the locality of Nueva Prosperina, located in the trouble...

Nasry Asfura, the candidate blessed by Trump, was ahead early Monday in the vote count for Honduras' presidential elections (∼40.4%), fo...

I can attest to the correspondence between many findings reflected in this study, which the U.S. news agency AP reviews and discusses he...

In the continuation of a textbook-type psychological warfare with so far unclear goals, US President Donald Trump has issued a problemat...

The caution alert issued by the U.S. air authority to airlines regularly flying over Venezuela and the southern Caribbean Sea—alleging &...

The current head of the House of Nariño has not enjoyed an easy term. Between the failure of his policy of appeasing guerrillas and ille...

Donald Trump continues shaping the region through a very active—or aggressive—policy, after reaching an agreement with the Dominican Rep...

I always find it interesting how Cuba is unknown, overlooked, or minimized in the international press. This AFP wire is a clear example ...

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro will remain detained at the Federal Police headquarters in the capital, after the Supreme Cour...

The United States increased uncertainty regarding Venezuela’s immediate future after the precaution notice issued by the U.S. aviation a...

In Honduras, sustained institutional disorder is eroding confidence both inside and outside the country ahead of the elections next Sund...

The virus that has long infected Latin American politics to torpedo presidential/vice-presidential tandems, both on the left and the rig...

This is an interesting AP report on the struggle of hundreds of small communities descended from maroon slaves who grew up in the heart ...

In recent days, there has been an intense debate in Cuba related to an information service offered by the "independent" media ...

I always find the drift of Colombian politics interesting. In recent hours, we have seen how a leftist president verbally confronts the ...

The harsh rebuke from the electorate to Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa led the head of the Carondelet Palace to reform his cabinet, s...

In the continuation of a textbook psychological warfare campaign, with all the classic ingredients, including the real possibility of di...

Interesting electoral day in Latin America for political analysis. In Chile, the victory of communist candidate Jeannette Jara in the fi...

Several political and civil society actors are denouncing or expressing concern about an operation by the Colombian Army that resulted i...

Venezuelan authorities, including (de facto) President Nicolás Maduro, are calling daily for restraint from Washington, quite alarmed in...

Indigenous people of the Munduruku ethnicity blocked the main entrance of the venue hosting the COP30 in Belem, Brazil, for an hour and ...

The Ministers of Defense and Interior in Colombia confirmed that their portfolios will continue working with the United States amid the ...

Around 200 motorcyclists in Bogotá took the law into their own hands and beat a drunk driver to death after he had been performing reckl...

The government of President Santiago Peña in Paraguay plans to deploy up to 11,000 personnel to the border regions with Argentina and Br...

The U.S. Department of War reported a new lethal attack against vessels transporting drugs in the Eastern Pacific. Washington is taking ...

The IV EU-CELAC Summit in Santa Marta, Colombia, had very few predictions of being anything other than a decaffeinated meeting. In fact,...