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South America

British outlet The Economist claimed in a report published Sunday that Argentina and the U.K. have secretly restarted military dialogue after a decades-long hiatus, including a British embargo on weapon sales to Argentina dating back to the 1982 Falklands-Malvinas War.
The Economist: Argentina, UK Resume Secret Military Dialogue
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1 hour ago1 hour ago
Trump Accuses Brazil of 'Witch Hunt' Against Bolsonaro
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21 hours ago21 hrs
Trump Threatens 10% Tariff on BRICS-Aligned Nations
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2 days ago2 days
3,500-Year-Old Trading City Unearthed in Peru
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2 days ago2 days
Suriname Parliament Elects Country's First Female President
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2 days ago2 days
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Brazil

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro rallied thousands of supporters on Paulista Avenue, one of the main locations of São Paulo, on Sunday in the so-called Justice Now event, which the right-wing leader called "an act for freedom, for justice."
Brazil's Bolsonaro Holds Rally in São Paulo
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JUN 30JUN 30
8 Killed, 13 Injured After Hot-Air Balloon Crashes in Brazil
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JUN 21JUN 21
Report: Brazilian Police Accuse Bolsonaro's Son in Spy Agency Case
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JUN 18JUN 18
Three Dead, Thousands Displaced as Heavy Rains Hit Southern Brazil
JUN 20JUN 20
Brazil: Lula's Approval Rating Slips, Polls Show
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JUN 13JUN 13
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Venezuela

A federal judge issued a decision Tuesday blocking the Trump administration's attempt to terminate temporary protected status (TPS) for over 500,000 Haitian migrants, ruling that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem lacked statutory authority to end the program early.
Judge Blocks Trump's Early End to Haitian Immigration Status
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6 days ago6 days ago
Venezuelan Ex-Spy Chief Pleads Guilty to Drug Trafficking
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JUN 28JUN 28
Venezuela's Government Wins Polls Amid Opposition Boycott
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MAY 26MAY 26
Judge Orders Trump Administration to Allow Deported Migrants Legal Challenges
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JUN 5JUN 5
Rubio and Grenell Clash Over Venezuela Policy
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MAY 25MAY 25
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Argentina

An Argentine federal judge ordered on Thursday that seven Iranians and three Lebanese nationals accused in the 1994 bombing of the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association (AMIA) Jewish community center in Buenos Aires to face trial in absentia — a first in the country.
Argentina to Try Suspects in 1994 Jewish Center Bombing in Absentia
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JUN 27JUN 27
Argentina's GDP Grows 5.8% in Q1
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JUN 25JUN 25
Former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner Granted House Arrest
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JUN 11JUN 11
Argentina Lifts Ban on Semiautomatic Weapons for Civilians
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JUN 19JUN 19
Argentina's Monthly Inflation Falls to 1.5%, Lowest Pace in Five Years
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JUN 13JUN 13
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Colombia

The Prosecutor General's Office of Colombia said in a statement that the rebel group Armando Ríos Front was to blame for the killing of eight religious and social leaders in the province of Guaviare. Officials suspect the inner circle of guerrilla commander Iván Mordisco ordered the execution.
Colombia: Prosecutors Say FARC Dissidents Killed Eight Religious Leaders
6 days ago6 days ago
Report: Former Colombian Foreign Minister Allegedly Sought US Support for Coup Against Petro
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JUN 30JUN 30
Colombia: Presidential Hopeful Uribe Undergoes Emergency Surgery
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JUN 16JUN 16
Colombia Approves Labor Reform, Petro Withdraws Referendum
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JUN 22JUN 22
Colombia's Petro Denounces Alleged 'US-Backed' Coup Plot
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JUN 12JUN 12
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Chile

Jeannette Jara, Chile's former labor minister and Communist Party member, won the left-wing coalition's presidential primary on Sunday with over 60% of the vote, defeating former Interior Minister Carolina Toha's roughly 28%, with over 98% of ballots counted.
Chile's Communist Candidate Wins Left-Wing Coalition Presidential Primary
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JUN 30JUN 30
Chile: 7.4 Magnitude Quake Triggers Tsunami Alert, Mass Evacuations
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MAY 2MAY 2
Chile Declares Emergency After Nationwide Power Outage
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FEB 26FEB 26
Two Soccer Fans Die in Stampede Ahead of Copa Libertadores Match in Chile
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APR 11APR 11
Chile Orders Closure of Small Copper Mine Over Sinkhole
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FEB 1FEB 1
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Peru

Peruvian President Dina Boluarte swore in a new cabinet under newly appointed Prime Minister Eduardo Arana at the Government Palace in Lima on Wednesday, with cabinet members set to serve for the remainder of her term — which expires next year.
Peru: New Cabinet Sworn In
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MAY 15MAY 15
5,000-year-old Elite Woman's Tomb Discovered in Peru
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APR 25APR 25
Nobel Literature Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa Dies at 89
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APR 15APR 15
Peru's Ex-President, Wife Get 15 Years in Corruption Case
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APR 16APR 16
Peru Declares State of Emergency in Lima Amid Surge of Gang Violence
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MAR 18MAR 18
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Ecuador

Ecuadorian security forces captured José Adolfo Macías Villamar, known as "Fito," on Wednesday, after a 10-hour joint police and military operation in the coastal city of Manta, where he was found hiding in an underground bunker beneath a luxury home.
Ecuador Captures Drug Lord 'Fito' in Underground Bunker
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JUN 26JUN 26
Ecuadorian Lawmakers Vote to Allow Foreign Military Bases
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JUN 4JUN 4
Magnitude 6.3 Earthquake Rattles Ecuador
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APR 26APR 26
Ecuador's Daniel Noboa Sworn In for Full Term
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MAY 25MAY 25
British Man Burned Alive in Ecuador After Fatal Shooting Incident
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APR 22APR 22
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Bolivia

Jessica Saraiva was sworn in as Bolivia's justice minister on Monday, replacing her previous boss César Siles — who resigned amid allegations of involvement in a plan to remove an elected magistrate.
Bolivia Swears In New Justice Minister
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JUN 18JUN 18
Bolivia: At Least Five Killed in Anti-Government Protests
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JUN 12JUN 12
Bolivia: Evo Morales Disqualified From Presidential Race
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MAY 21MAY 21
Bolivia Confirms Andrónico Rodríguez on Presidential Ballot
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JUN 7JUN 7
Bolivia's Arce Exits Election Race, Challenges Morales to Follow
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MAY 15MAY 15
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Uruguay

Uruguay's President Yamandú Orsi announced in a post on X on Tuesday that José "Pepe" Mujica, who served as president of the country between 2010 and 2015, has died at the age of 89.
Uruguay's Former President Mujica Dies at 89
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MAY 13MAY 13
Uruguay's Left Returns to Power as Orsi Takes Office
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NOV 25 2024NOV 2024
UK Joins Trans-Pacific Trade Pact
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MAR 31 2023MAR 2023
FIFA to Host 2030 World Cup on Three Continents
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OCT 4 2023OCT 2023
Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay Submit Joint 2030 FIFA World Cup Bid
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FEB 8 2023FEB 2023
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Paraguay

Paraguay's National Anti-Drug Secretariat (SENAD) has unilaterally halted its partnership with the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) — a move that will leave only officials from the national police in Paraguay's US-backed elite Sensitive Intelligence Unit (SIU).
Paraguay's Anti-Drug Agency Halts Cooperation With DEA
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DEC 11 2024DEC 11 2024
Paraguay Declares Visiting Chinese Diplomat 'Persona Non Grata' Over Taiwan
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DEC 8 2024DEC 2024
Taiwan Vice President Vows to Fight Authoritarianism During US Stop
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AUG 14 2023AUG 2023
Paraguay Senior Official Sacked After Deal With Non-Existent Country
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DEC 1 2023DEC 2023
China Condemns Taiwan VP's US Visit
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AUG 13 2023AUG 2023
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Guyana

Venezuela's government stated Friday that it "does not and will never recognize the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice" in the disputed, resource-rich Essequibo region, adding that international law does not allow the U.N.'s top court to ban a regional election there.
Venezuela Rejects ICJ Ruling on Elections in Disputed Region
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MAY 4MAY 4
US Warns Venezuela of 'Consequences' After Incursion in Guyana Disputed Waters
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MAR 3MAR 3
Venezuela to Hold Military Drills After UK Sends Warship to Guyana
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DEC 29 2023DEC 2023
Report: Venezuela Deploys Military Near Guyana Border
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FEB 10 2024FEB 2024
Essequibo Dispute: Venezuela and Guyana Agree Not to Use Force
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DEC 15 2023DEC 2023
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Suriname

Dutch King Apologises for Country's Historic Role in Slavery
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JUL 3 2023JUL 2023
The Brazilian government-funded Mamirauá Institute has blamed the death of over a hundred dolphins in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest on the historic drought and record-high water temperatures in the Tefé Lake region.
Amazon River: Over 100 Dolphin Deaths Tied to Drought, Heat
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OCT 4 2023OCT 4 2023
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