A regional poll shows strong support across multiple South American countries for the U.S. operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro — particularly in nations like Costa Rica, Chile, Colombia, Panama and Peru. Viewers will get key context on why dissatisfaction with Maduro’s rule and regional concerns have shaped public opinion, as well as reactions from governments and opposition figures. Subscribe for more global political developments.

People From the Majority of the South American Countries Support Trump's Action Against Maduro

In the wake of the U.S.’s capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday made it clear that it is somewhat unclear what’s next for the Latin American country.

BREAKING: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio Says All Options Are Open on Venezuela

The devotion to the Lord of Miracles (Señor de los Milagros), one of the most important religious processions in Latin America, will once again bring together millions of faithful in Peru and around the world this October.


Peru celebrates the Lord of Miracles 2025 procession with global participation 

Uruguay’s Senate has passed a historic “death with dignity” law, legalizing active euthanasia and making the nation the third in the Americas to do so. The reform, championed by lawmaker Ope Pasquet, affirms individual freedom and allows terminally ill adults enduring unbearable suffering to seek medical assistance to end their lives. The bill takes inspiration from Belgian and Dutch protocols. Advocates, including Empatia Uruguay, hailed the decision as a step toward compassion and autonomy for patients.

Uruguay Approves ‘Death With Dignity’ Law: Third Country in Americas to Legalize Euthanasia

Uruguay Has Made History As The First Latin American Country To Legalise Euthanasia, Granting Individuals Suffering From Severe And Incurable Illnesses The Right To Seek Medical Assistance To End Their Lives. This Landmark Legislation Positions Uruguay Among The Few Nations In The World To Take This Step. Watch This Video To Learn More About The Law, Its Implications, And The Debate Surrounding Euthanasia.

Uruguay Becomes First Latin American Country to Legalise Euthanasia

Bolivia is heading toward a runoff election after centrist candidate Rodrigo Paz took the lead in the first round of voting, signaling a sharp turn away from the leftist MAS party that has dominated Bolivian politics for nearly two decades. With Paz at 32.18% and conservative former president Jorge "Tuto" Quiroga at 26.94%, no candidate crossed the 40% threshold, triggering an October 19 runoff. Left-wing MAS candidate Eduardo del Castillo secured only 3.16%, despite ex-president Evo Morales' calls for protest votes. The results suggest growing demand for political and economic change in the crisis-hit nation and may indicate a broader rightward shift across Latin America.

Bolivia heads to runoff as centrist Rodrigo Paz leads, MAS party trails

Business & Economy: China to expand influence in the LAC region by offering about $9.2 billion credit line for development and allowing visa-free access to five countries

China strengthens ties with Latin America amid growing uncertainties

China's President Xi Jinping hosts leaders from Latin American and Caribbean nations in Beijing, announcing $9.3 billion in credit to the region. Xi emphasizes the importance of unity in safeguarding global peace and stability, while condemning "bullying" and promoting deeper ties with Latin America.

Xi Jinping hails 'time-honoured' friendship with Latin American nations

Morales, one of Latin America's longest-serving leaders, has been locked in a months-long standoff with the state over accusations that he fathered a child in 2016 with a 15-year-old girl.



Bolivian ex-prez slams 'brutal judicial war' after arrest warrant issued against him in sexual abuse case

Starting Latin America trip, Xi Jinping opens huge port in Peru funded by China

Tens of millions of people living in coastal areas around the Caribbean and Latin America face imminent risks to healthcare and key infrastructure. This is according to a United Nations report which blames climate change bringing in more severe weather events.

Low-lying Caribbean hospitals face imminent risk due to climate change

Mexico's diplomatic staff leave Ecuador as Latin American nations, UN chief condemn embassy raid

Munich Security Conference: US' role in NATO, Gaza war dominate as leaders gather in Germany

Once considered a bastion of peace in Latin America, Ecuador has been plunged into crisis in the last five years after the unchecked, mushrooming influence of transnational Narco-gangs, who use its ports to ship cocaine to the United States and Europe. The newly elected President, Daniel Noboa, has declared war on these narco-gangs. In a major, morale-boosting success, on the 6th of February, police in Ecuador and Spain carried out a joint operation which led to the seizure of almost 2.4 tonnes of cocaine and the arrest of 30 people. More importantly, the operation led to the dismantling of a drug trafficking organization being led by an Albanian. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

2.4 tonnes of cocaine seized & 30 arrested in joint operation

Once a bastion of peace in Latin America, Ecuador has been plunged into crisis after years of unchecked, mushrooming influence of transnational Narco-gangs, who use its ports to ship cocaine to the United States and Europe. It suffered a recent surge in violence, triggered by the 7th January prison escape of one of the country's most powerful Narco bosses, Jose Adolfo Macias, better known by the alias "Fito".

Ecuadorian prosecutor, investigating narcos, shot dead

Prabhas’ Salaar: Part 1 to release in Latin America on 7th March in Spanish

Latin America remembers Kissinger's dark legacy bitterly, Chile's 'Pinochet' and his role in Operation Condor

The U.S. Has accused the Kremlin of spreading disinformation in Latin America. Is Russia trying to win its war against Ukraine by spreading propaganda?

Gravitas: Russia running a disinformation campaign in Latin America?

FDI Frenzy: Latin America and the Caribbean break records with $224.579 billion inflow

Venezuela celebrates 212 years of independence with tribute to visionaries

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Thousands of cargo trucks are trapped close to Chile due to foreign floods. More than 2000 trucks are parked on the Chilean side of the border, waiting to cross, due to the structural damage caused by the severe rains and snowstorms along the Argentina border.

Flood and rain fury in Latin America | 2000 Hajj pilgrims hit by heat stress

It seems South Asia and Latin America are the new Trump cards for tech giant Apple, while China and the West continue to slow down. Apple CEO Tim Cook is betting that these markets will provide more opportunities due to their youthful populations and relatively few iPhones.

Apple sets its eye on emerging markets

Diplomats, officials and farmers are closely watching a tight election race that could determine Paraguay's future ties with Taiwan. Paraguay will vote for its next President on April 30th, choosing between a ruling party candidate.

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People From the Majority of the South American Countries Support Trump's Action Against Maduro

BREAKING: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio Says All Options Are Open on Venezuela

Peru celebrates the Lord of Miracles 2025 procession with global participation

Uruguay Approves ‘Death With Dignity’ Law: Third Country in Americas to Legalize Euthanasia

Uruguay Becomes First Latin American Country to Legalise Euthanasia

Bolivia heads to runoff as centrist Rodrigo Paz leads, MAS party trails

China strengthens ties with Latin America amid growing uncertainties

Xi Jinping hails 'time-honoured' friendship with Latin American nations

Bolivian ex-prez slams 'brutal judicial war' after arrest warrant issued against him in sexual abuse case

Bolivian ex-prez slams 'brutal judicial war' after arrest warrant issued against him in sexual abuse case

Starting Latin America trip, Xi Jinping opens huge port in Peru funded by China

Low-lying Caribbean hospitals face imminent risk due to climate change

Mexico's diplomatic staff leave Ecuador as Latin American nations, UN chief condemn embassy raid

Munich Security Conference: US' role in NATO, Gaza war dominate as leaders gather in Germany

2.4 tonnes of cocaine seized & 30 arrested in joint operation

Ecuadorian prosecutor, investigating narcos, shot dead

Prabhas’ Salaar: Part 1 to release in Latin America on 7th March in Spanish

Latin America remembers Kissinger's dark legacy bitterly, Chile's 'Pinochet' and his role in Operation Condor

Gravitas: Russia running a disinformation campaign in Latin America?

FDI Frenzy: Latin America and the Caribbean break records with $224.579 billion inflow

Venezuela celebrates 212 years of independence with tribute to visionaries

Flood and rain fury in Latin America | 2000 Hajj pilgrims hit by heat stress

Apple sets its eye on emerging markets

Taiwan's dwindling allies: Rising pro-China footprint in Latin America | World News | WION