COMMENTARY President Trump's USAID freeze is a doubly self-defeating mistake: it emboldens Latin American dictators he claims ...

Sam Greene Sam Greene-Pool via Imagn Images President Trump’s reaction when asked about his government’s future relations with Latin America — “we don’t need them” — was a needless ...

A Feb. 5 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) includes photos of handcuffed people walking in a line and sitting in a plane. "Handcuff & chained Indians," reads text above the images ...

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But the Mexican government and other regional allies have been unable to meet with the incoming Trump administration, according to officials in Latin America, leaving them in the dark about the ...

China's influence in Latin America has increased in recent years, and US President Donald Trump has spoken about "taking back" the Panama Canal, angering Panamanians. Marco Rubio's visit to Panama ...

So as Mr. Trump was inaugurated in Washington on Monday, the typical congratulatory messages were also accompanied by some from Latin American leaders that deviated sharply from the usual ...

A prime focus of this shift is Latin America (LatAm), where local-language content in Spanish and Portuguese is a tool to engage with local audiences. According to data from Parrot Analytics ...

Latin America's vast healthcare network is home to thousands of hospitals, the majority of which are privately run and offer a wide range of medical services across various specialties.

son of Hispanic parents, as his next secretary of State, a milestone in U.S. history. Latin America is gaining greater relevance on the agenda of the most powerful nation in the world. With a ...

“This is probably the only country in which the political party that supported a dictator ... Disappearances are a known phenomena in Latin America. The numbers in Argentina and Chile might ...