Carolina Moisés: ‘We either return to being Peronist or Peronism will cease to exist’

Senator Carolina Moisés, the recently designated provisional vice-president of the upper house, affirms that for major social sectors such as the new generations, “Peronism belongs to the past.” For the lawmaker, President Javier... Read more »

Demonstration Alert – U.S. Consulate Porto Alegre, Brazil (March 3, 2026) 

Demonstration Alert – U.S. Consulate Porto Alegre, Brazil (March 3, 2026)  – U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Brazil Skip to main content An official website of the United States government Here’s how... Read more »

Eight years on, trial into ARA San Juan submarine tragedy begins

Argentina’s Judiciary opened the trial into the ARA San Juan submarine implosion that killed 44 sailors in November 2017, the country’s worst naval disaster in decades, and whose circumstances remain unclear. The... Read more »

Historic harvests and sky-high prices – so why can’t Colombia’s coffee-growers hire pickers? | Climate crisis

Mary Luz Pérez Arrubla and her brother, Rodrigo, are fourth-generation farmers cultivating coffee on steep Andean slopes near the town of Líbano, in the rich agricultural region of Tolima. Along with the... Read more »

Milei wants Argentina’s US ‘strategic alliance’ to be ‘state policy’

President Javier Milei says he wants to make the “strategic alliance” with the United States led by ally President Donald Trump a “state policy.” In a state of the nation address to... Read more »

Latin American Pulse for Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Milei Declares “Century of the Americas” as Ecuador–Colombia Trade War Erupts, Bolivia Reels from Deadly Crash, and Machado Eyes Caracas Return Executive Summary The Big Picture: Latin America opens the week caught... Read more »

Long-delayed ‘Sueños Compartidos’ corruption case reaches court

The so-called ‘Sueños Compartidos’ corruption case – one of the most iconic graft cases in Argentina’s recent history, relating to the mishandling of public funds earmarked for social housing projects during the... Read more »

Protests persist at Iranian colleges as US military threat looms

CAIRO (AP) — It has been seven weeks since the Iranian government used brute force to extinguish huge nationwide protests. But public resistance to the Islamic Republic is still flickering on Iranian... Read more »

Iran taps AMIA suspect Vahidi as Revolutionary Guards commander

Iran has appointed wanted fugitive Ahmad Vahidi as the new commander-in-chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), according to the Iranian state news agency Mehr. The move places at the head of... Read more »

Allies press Lula for electoral push in São Paulo

Amid rising poll numbers for Flávio Bolsonaro, the Liberal Party’s likely presidential candidate, allies of President Lula are calling for an immediate electoral offensive by the Workers’ Party (PT) in São Paulo.... Read more »