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Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa arrived in Beijing for his first state visit to China, seeking to lift suspensions on 14 Ecuadorian shrimp processors and secure fresh investment in energy and mining.
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake in western Colombia has killed at least 265 people and injured 3,500, with rescue efforts racing against a critical 72-hour window for survivors.
Brazil plans to sell yuan bonds in China every year, making the Chinese currency a permanent fixture of its external debt. The debut is expected before the end of the year, and the value of the sale lies in unlocking new investors.
US Cancels Visa of Brazilian Ambassador in Washington Amid Diplomatic Tensions
The US has canceled the visa of Brazilian Ambassador Maria Luiza Viotti in Washington, citing diplomatic tensions between the two countries. The move comes after the Brazilian government delayed the approval of the US ambassador to Brazil, Danny Pérez, who was designated …
A high-level commission co-chaired by former Chilean president Michelle Bachelet and former Colombian president Ivan Duque urges Latin American countries to resist pressure to choose between the United States and China, and to use their vast reserves of lithium, copper, a…
Around 400 people were evacuated from communities near Guatemala's Fuego volcano after it registered increased activity on Monday, prompting authorities to declare an "orange alert" and close nearby schools.
Candidates for UN Secretary-General Promise to Reform the Organization to Regain Protagonism
The campaign for the next UN Secretary-General is underway, with five candidates from Latin America vying for the position. They promise to reform the organization to regain its protagonism and address global challenges such as conflict, climate change, and organized crime.
Nicolas Maduro welcomes dialogue ahead of US-backed meeting. Venezuela and Dominican Republic agree to restore relations.
Peru's new foreign minister eyes stronger US ties as Fujimori takes office
Peru's new foreign minister, Carlos Espa, has expressed his intention to deepen the country's relations with the US, which he sees as a 'strategic partner'. He also plans to work on restoring diplomatic ties with Mexico and Colombia, and rebuilding relations with Venezuela.
Peru's Constitutional Tribunal Annuls Prison Sentence of Ex-President Ollanta Humala
Peru's Constitutional Tribunal has annulled the prison sentence of ex-president Ollanta Humala, citing violations of the principles of legality and typicality. The decision comes after a lengthy investigation into allegations of money laundering and corruption.
Mariana Costa, founder of Laboratoria, is training thousands of Latin American women for high-paying tech jobs, bridging the gap in workforce equity and tech education for women in the region.
Brazil turns to China trade deal after Trump’s tariffs, as years of resistance end. Chinese President Xi Jinping and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva agreed on Sunday night to accelerate negotiations for a trade agreement between China and Mercosur.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Brazil that Beijing would continue to support its sovereignty, security, and development interests. Wang made the statement hours after a 25 per cent US tariff on Brazilian goods took effect.
A China-nexus operation, tracked as JadeProx, has been targeting government, healthcare, and education organizations across Asia and Latin America with a previously undocumented Windows loader called TriBack Loader.
Mexico-based companies raised $944 million in Q2, up 131% compared to last year's Q2, and up 136% from the $401 million raised in this year's first quarter, per Crunchbase data. Brazil-headquartered startups raised $350 million in Q2 2026, down 11% from the $363 million r…
MercadoLibre (MELI) is highlighted as a growth stock trading at a discount, despite recent share price dips and short-term margin pressure.
Latin Americans have traditionally rallied behind football teams from the region who advance deep into the FIFA World Cup, but a flood of memes, jokes and criticism has made it clear there is one exception: Argentina. Fans from Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and others are all …
The Argentine Community Grows in Barcelona: 'One Feels at Home'
The Argentine community in Barcelona has grown significantly in recent years, with over 50,000 residents from Argentina. The community has become a hub for Argentine culture, with many businesses, restaurants, and activities catering to their needs. Diego La Loggia, a 42-…
Eni CEO: Big Oil Bets on Southeast Asia and Latin America
Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi believes that Southeast Asia and Latin America will be key regions for the oil and gas industry in the coming years. He predicts that these regions will see significant growth in energy demand, driven by increasing economic activity and urbanization.
Tether, the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin USDT, has reportedly invested $20 million into Ualá, an Argentine neobank, as part of its $197 million funding round.
The United States and several Latin American countries have urged Colombia's authorities to uphold the constitution and ensure a smooth transition of power following the presidential election. The joint statement emphasized the importance of respecting democratic principl…
The US share of Brazilian exports fell to its lowest level since 1997 in the first half of 2026, while China widened its lead as the country’s top trading partner, according to the American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil.
A new Binance Research report found stablecoins are increasingly being used to settle TradFi-linked perpetual contracts, with trading volume reaching $1.1 trillion in the first half of 2026.
Keiko Fujimori wins Peru's presidential election, defeating left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez. She vows to restore order and hope after a campaign focused on rising crime and political instability.
MercadoLibre's stock has fallen due to rising competition, but the company's management highlights a key growth opportunity. Online shopping in Latin America is significantly lower than in the US, with the average Latin American making only seven online purchases a year.
Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right candidate, has won Colombia's presidential election, marking a shift to the right in the country's politics. De la Espriella has vowed to work closely with the Trump administration and has promised to crack down on crime and implement…
Abelardo de la Espriella wins Colombia's presidential election, joining a growing right-wing trend in Latin America. His victory highlights the struggle to govern in a polarized region.
Brazil detained a Spanish woman for racism at Sao Paulo's airport. She allegedly made racially abusive remarks to workers unloading baggage.
China congratulated Colombia on its presidential election and expressed willingness to work with the incoming government. Beijing's move comes despite president-elect Abelardo de la Espriella's campaign focus on a security alliance with the US and Israel.
Abelardo de la Espriella has won Colombia's presidential runoff, defeating leftwing senator Iván Cepeda. De la Espriella secured 49.66% of the vote, with Cepeda receiving 48.7%. The margin was narrower than in the first round.