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Explosive Drone and Ground Attack Kills Soldiers at Ocaña Military Post

The assault signals a new tactical escalation by rebel groups, prompting a government pledge of intensified military operations.

Car Bomb Kills One, Injures 11 Outside Los Patios Police Station

U.S. Firms Sign Production and Technical Deals With Venezuela to Restart Output

U.S.-Approved Opposition to Meet Interim Government in Caracas as Rubio Says Transition Will Take Months

King Felipe VI Holds Summer 'Despacho' with Sánchez as Wildfires Disrupt Government Routine

Colombia’s President‑Elect Announces Closure of 14 Embassies and Break With Cuba and Nicaragua

Haiti Sets Dec. 13 for First Round of National Elections, Conditional on Security

Venezuela Withdraws From International Criminal Court

Narrow Right‑Wing Victories in Colombia and Peru Raise Alarm Over Intervention and Institutional Risk

Digital Neopopulists Reshape Latin American Politics

Bolivia Declares State of Exception After Pact With Main Union

Bolivia Declares Nationwide State of Emergency to Clear Road Blockades

U.S.-Backed Talks Begin in Caracas Between Chavista Authorities and Dinorah Figuera

Bolivia Approves Law Letting President Use Military to Clear Nationwide Blockades

Peru Decides Between Fujimori and Sánchez in Tied Runoff

Bolivia’s President Sends Bill to Empower Military as Blockades Paralyze Country

U.S. Proposes 25% Tariff on Brazilian Imports

U.S. Conducts Evacuation Drill at Caracas Embassy With Osprey Landings

Paz Cuts Presidential and Cabinet Salaries by 50% to Try to End Protests

Brazil Stakes Claim on Rare Earths