Brazil Could Become The Next COVID-19 Hot Spot
Some scientists estimate over 1 million people may be infected without knowing due to insufficient testing.
South America
Venezuela Rejects Terms Of U.S. Offer To Lift Sanctions
The country said it "doesn't and will never accept the tutelage of any foreign government."
Brazil's President Downplays Virus, Seeks To Stop New Quarantines
Jair Bolsonaro is attacking governors for imposing measures to contain the virus spread, accusing them of killing the economy.
U.S. Files Criminal Charges Against Venezuela's Maduro
The leader of Venezuela's socialist regime and top officials are charged with facilitating cocaine shipments to the U.S.
Morales Blocked From Running For A Seat In Bolivia's Senate
Bolivia's Supreme Electoral Tribunal rejected former President Evo Morales' candidacy Thursday because he's no longer a resident.
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Juan Guaidó Visits The White House
The White House reaffirmed its commitment to Venezuela and ousting President Nicolás Maduro in a statement ahead of the visit.
DHS Adds Brazilian Migrants To 'Remain In Mexico' Policy
The program requiring migrants to wait in Mexico for their immigration hearing now includes Brazilian migrants.
More Than 50 Dead In Brazilian Flooding And Landslides
Death toll continues to rise as heavy rains beat down in southeastern Brazil.
Mexico Is Cracking Down On U.S.-Bound Migrants — At What Cost?
Under U.S. pressure, Mexico has ramped up efforts to stop transiting migrants from reaching the U.S. How is the crackdown playing out on the ground?
Argentina Introduces Bill To Address Debt Crisis
The country is looking to create a legal framework to repay foreign debt.
U.S. Treasury Hits Venezuelan Politicians With Sanctions
The Treasury Department sanctioned the seven Maduro supporters over an illegitimate power grab.
Twitter Met With Sharp Criticism After Suspending Venezuelan Accounts
The accounts belong to journalists, political leaders and military branches.
Brazil Fines Facebook For Sharing User Information
Brazil says Facebook shared user data with "questionable" purposes with an app.
Wildfire Destroys At Least 150 Homes In Valparaíso, Chile
At least 150 homes were damaged after a wildfire spread to the port city of Valparaíso, Chile.
Chile's President Signs Law For Vote On New Constitution
The law will allow for a public vote to be held next April on whether to change Chile's constitution.
Oil Spill Off The Galapagos Islands Prompts State Of Emergency
Ecuador has issued emergency protocols after a barge carrying 600 gallons of diesel fuel capsized and sank in the environmentally sensitive area.
U.S. Bet On Venezuela Opposition, But Maduro Tightening Grip On Power
Supporters of Maudro are targeting opposition leaders, months after rival Juan Guaidó declared himself as Venezuela's rightful leader.
A Shot From Police Killed A Protester In Colombia. Here's How We Know.
Exclusive video evidence shows what led up to the fatal shooting of a protester in Colombia.
| Jake Godin and Jennifer Smart and Zach Toombs
Trump Imposes Steel And Aluminum Tariffs On Brazil, Argentina
President Trump said the countries were manipulating their currencies.
Colombians Protest Over Economic Concerns, Teen's Death
Thousands are protesting proposed tax increases for low-income residents and cuts in health care and pension subsidies.
Report: Chilean Security Forces Seeking To Injure, Punish Protesters
Amnesty International accuses Chilean authorities of directing attacks, including "torture and sexual violence," against anti-government protesters.
State Department Tells U.S. Citizens Not To Travel To Bolivia
The U.S. State Department issued a travel advisory for Bolivia because of political instability and ongoing protests in the country.
Chilean Government To Write New Constitution After Weeks Of Protests
Chilean President Sebastián Piñera told a local news outlet the government has been working on a new draft of the constitution.
Bolivian President Evo Morales Resigns Over Calls Of Election Fraud
One of Latin America's longest-serving leaders is stepping down after three weeks of deadly protests against him.
El Salvador Expels Maduro's Diplomats, Backs Venezuelan Opposition
El Salvador now joins over 50 countries backing Juan Guaidó, the self-declared interim president of Venezuela.
Violence, Deaths In Chile Signal Crisis Over Economic Woes In Americas
Eighteen people are dead in a week of protests and clashes in Chile that began over a subway fare increase. Unrest reveals deep economic fissures.
Violent Protests In Chile Bring Halt To Transportation Fare Hike Plan
Three people died in a supermarket fire after the store was looted in protest to another increase of public transportation fares.
Ecuador In State Of Emergency Over Fuel Protests
The president of Ecuador declared a 60-day state of emergency in response to national protests against cuts to fuel subsidies.
Trump Administration Triples Development Aid For Venezuela's Guaidó
The U.S. said Tuesday's assistance announcement "serves as another example of our commitment to help Venezuelans recover their country."
In Brazil's Amazon, Fires Threaten The Environment And Way Of Life
In the forested Acre state, searing fires and the president's development plans stir memories of an environmental martyr for the Amazon.
