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Buenos Aires, Argentina — Pope Leo XIV bade farewell to Argentina before a crowd of more than 3 million people in Luján City, where he celebrated one of the largest Masses in the history of papal travel, surpassed only by Masses in Manila, the Philippines, and Rio de Janeiro.
The farewell capped a four-day visit, part of a South American tour that t...
Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier said on Tuesday that his office had issued the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), a socialist political organization in the U.S. with ties to various Democrat politicians, a subpoena over the organization’s alleged links to U.S. adversaries such as China and Cuba.
“We’re examining foreign contributions – including from...
Madrid, Spain – The Ibero-American Summit in Madrid wrapped up on November 5, with the signing of a statement which was endorsed by all the countries attending except for Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Paraguay.
The Latin American countries also managed to slip in a clause indicating that they disassociated themselves from paragraph four, whi...
The University of Cambridge and University of Nottingham have suspended their study abroad programs in Cuba, Latin America Reports has discovered, as the country undergoes an intensifying crisis.
The pause occurred in February this year shortly after a warning by the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) “against all but essential travel ...
Buenos Aires, Argentina – Paraguay’s Congress removed President Santiago Peña from office on Friday amid a mounting financial and political crisis triggered by the collapse of ueno bank, the country’s largest digital lender.
Lawmakers rejected his decision to resign yesterday – which would give him a lifetime parliamentary seat and therefore immunit...