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South America
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva canceled two scheduled public appointments and remained at his official residence, the Alvorada Palace, on Tuesday as his medical team advised him to observe strict rest after an episode of vertigo the previous day.
Brazil's Lula Rests at Home After Vertigo Episode
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1 day ago
1 day ago
Brazil: Bolsonaro's Self-Exiled Son Under Investigation Over Alleged Sanctions Call
+3
1 day ago
1 day
Report: Global Forest Loss Hit Record High in 2024
+4
7 days ago
7 days
Ecuador's Daniel Noboa Sworn In for Full Term
+6
3 days ago
3 days
Bolivia: Evo Morales Disqualified From Presidential Race
+1
MAY 21
MAY 21
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Brazil
Brazil's Supreme Court on Monday opened the trial to determine whether former President Jair Bolsonaro and seven other defendants are guilty or not guilty of coup-related charges following his 2022 election defeat to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Former President Bolsonaro's Coup Trial Begins in Brazil
+1
MAY 19
MAY 19
Court Removes Brazil Soccer Boss From Office
+2
MAY 16
MAY 16
Brazil: Social Security Minister Resigns Amid Billion-Dollar Fraud Scandal
APR 25
APR 25
Carlo Ancelotti Appointed as Brazil Head Coach
+9
MAY 13
MAY 13
Former Brazilian President Fernando Collor Arrested, Ordered to Begin Sentence
+5
APR 26
APR 26
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Venezuela
Venezuela's National Electoral Council announced late on Sunday that President Nicolás Maduro's Great Patriotic Pole (GPP) coalition won by a landslide in legislative and regional elections, with voter turnout at 42.6%. No independent observers were present in the country to verify the claims, and the results were not posted online.
Venezuela's Government Wins Polls Amid Opposition Boycott
+7
3 days ago
3 days ago
Rubio and Grenell Clash Over Venezuela Policy
+9
4 days ago
4 days
Reports: Gabbard Aide Urged Redo of Intelligence Assessment on Venezuelan Gang
+4
7 days ago
7 days
Venezuela Arrests Opposition Leader Guanipa on Terror Charges
+3
5 days ago
5 days
Venezuela Suspends Flights from Colombia Ahead of Elections
+4
MAY 21
MAY 21
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Argentina
Argentine President Javier Milei this week shut down the Investigative Task Force — which he established three months ago to probe the so-called $Libra cryptogate, as well as the alleged roles of him and his sister Karina in the scandal — ending the government's internal investigation into the matter.
Argentina's Milei Dissolves Unit Investigating Crypto Scandal
+3
MAY 21
MAY 21
Argentina: Milei Wins Show of Support in Buenos Aires City Vote Ahead of Midterms
+4
MAY 19
MAY 19
Argentina: Declassified Nazi-Related Files Released Online
+7
APR 29
APR 29
US Says Five Opposition Leaders 'Rescued' from Venezuela
+6
MAY 8
MAY 8
Report: Argentina's Loan Deal Approved Despite IMF Board Concerns
+3
APR 27
APR 27
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Colombia
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro said in an interview from the Great Wall of China on Monday that his country will join China's Belt and Road Initiative, adding that Colombia plans to use funds for artificial intelligence projects and provide employment opportunities to young people.
Colombia to Join China's Belt and Road Initiative
+6
MAY 13
MAY 13
Colombia Suspends Offensive Against FARC Dissidents Despite Ceasefire End
+3
APR 18
APR 18
Colombia's Defense Minister Resigns Amid Cabinet Crisis
+9
FEB 11
FEB 11
Colombia's Petro Calls for Referendum on Stalled Reforms
+4
MAR 12
MAR 12
US-Colombia Reach Deal After Deportation Flight Standoff
+7
JAN 27
JAN 27
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Chile
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck in the Drake Passage between Cape Horn and Antarctica on Friday morning, prompting Chilean authorities to issue tsunami warnings for coastal areas in the southernmost Magallanes region and Antarctic territory.
Chile: 7.4 Magnitude Quake Triggers Tsunami Alert, Mass Evacuations
+5
MAY 2
MAY 2
Two Soccer Fans Die in Stampede Ahead of Copa Libertadores Match in Chile
+3
APR 11
APR 11
Chile Orders Closure of Small Copper Mine Over Sinkhole
+1
FEB 1
FEB 1
Chile Declares Emergency After Nationwide Power Outage
+6
FEB 26
FEB 26
Chile's Boric Denies Sexual Harassment Claims
+7
NOV 27 2024
NOV 2024
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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
+4
MAY 15
MAY 15
5,000-year-old Elite Woman's Tomb Discovered in Peru
+4
APR 25
APR 25
Nobel Literature Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa Dies at 89
+9
APR 15
APR 15
Peru's Ex-President, Wife Get 15 Years in Corruption Case
+3
APR 16
APR 16
Peru Declares State of Emergency in Lima Amid Surge of Gang Violence
+6
MAR 18
MAR 18
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Ecuador
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck near Esmeraldas, Ecuador, at 6:45 a.m. local time on Friday. Its tremors were felt across 10 provinces, including the capital, Quito.
Magnitude 6.3 Earthquake Rattles Ecuador
+5
APR 26
APR 26
British Man Burned Alive in Ecuador After Fatal Shooting Incident
+7
APR 22
APR 22
Daniel Noboa Wins Reelection in Ecuador
+8
APR 14
APR 14
Ecuador on 'Maximum Alert' Over Alleged Plot to Kill President Noboa
+5
APR 20
APR 20
Ecuadorians Head to the Polls in Presidential Runoff
+15
APR 12
APR 12
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Bolivia
Bolivian President Luis Arce announced his decision not to seek reelection in the upcoming August election, citing the need to prevent division among left-wing voters and block what he termed a "fascist right-wing project" from gaining power.
Bolivia's Arce Exits Election Race, Challenges Morales to Follow
+3
MAY 15
MAY 15
Bolivia: Bus Plunges Off Cliff, at Least 30 Killed
+8
FEB 18
FEB 18
Bolivia: Ex-President's Imminent Arrest Triggers Protests
+4
OCT 15 2024
OCT 2024
Bolivia: Evo Morales Claims Assassination Attempt, Accuses Government
+6
OCT 28 2024
OCT 2024
Bolivia: Army General Arrested After Alleged Failed Coup Attempt
+10
JUN 27 2024
JUN 2024
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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
+1
MAY 13
MAY 13
Uruguay's Left Returns to Power as Orsi Takes Office
+6
NOV 25 2024
NOV 2024
UK Joins Trans-Pacific Trade Pact
+3
MAR 31 2023
MAR 2023
FIFA to Host 2030 World Cup on Three Continents
+5
OCT 4 2023
OCT 2023
Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay Submit Joint 2030 FIFA World Cup Bid
+6
FEB 8 2023
FEB 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
+4
DEC 11 2024
DEC 11 2024
Paraguay Declares Visiting Chinese Diplomat 'Persona Non Grata' Over Taiwan
+10
DEC 8 2024
DEC 2024
Taiwan Vice President Vows to Fight Authoritarianism During US Stop
+6
AUG 14 2023
AUG 2023
Paraguay Senior Official Sacked After Deal With Non-Existent Country
+4
DEC 1 2023
DEC 2023
China Condemns Taiwan VP's US Visit
+5
AUG 13 2023
AUG 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
+1
MAY 4
MAY 4
US Warns Venezuela of 'Consequences' After Incursion in Guyana Disputed Waters
+7
MAR 3
MAR 3
Venezuela to Hold Military Drills After UK Sends Warship to Guyana
+4
DEC 29 2023
DEC 2023
Report: Venezuela Deploys Military Near Guyana Border
+3
FEB 10 2024
FEB 2024
Essequibo Dispute: Venezuela and Guyana Agree Not to Use Force
+5
DEC 15 2023
DEC 2023
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Suriname
Dutch King Apologises for Country's Historic Role in Slavery
+3
JUL 3 2023
JUL 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 2023
OCT 4 2023
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