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Latin America · EcuadorThe deal includes a decrease in the price of fuel and other concessions. The government now has 90 days to deliver solutions to the demands of the Indigenous groups. The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities had launched an indefinite national strike on June 13. An attack allegedly carried out by Indigenous people against a fuel convoy killed one military officer.See the Story
Ecuador: Agreement ends 18 days of strikes
53% Center coverage: 32 sources
Impeachment · AsuncionLugo, 71, was transferred to a different hospital for further tests. The former president appears to have ignored minor symptoms possibly related to a stroke he experienced earlier in the day. He then suffered a convulsion while in his Senate office, doctors said. He remains the only elected left-leaning president in Paraguay's recent history.See the Story
Paraguay ex-president Lugo in induced coma but 'stable' after stroke
50% Left coverage: 18 sources
Gustavo PetroFormer Venezuelan Foreign Minister Felix Plasencia will soon be in Bogota. Armando Benedetti, a former senator, will be tasked with normalising diplomatic relations. Gustavo Petro was inaugurated as Colombia's first left-wing president on Sunday. He had pledged to reverse a decision by his predecessor Ivan Duque to sever diplomatic ties.See the Story
Venezuela, Colombia seek to repair ties with appointments of new ambassadors
43% Left coverage: 7 sources
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Latin America · CaracasColombia's new left-wing President Gustavo Petro will reestablish diplomatic relations with Venezuela. On Thursday, Venezuela's Foreign Minister Carlos Faria and the foreign minister-elect of Colombia, Alvaro Leyva, made a joint declaration in the Venezuelan border city of San Cristobal. Leyva said both sides wanted to see "the gradual normalization of bilateral relations from August 7"See the Story
Venezuela, Colombia agree to reestablish embassies from August 7
56% Center coverage: 9 sources
Business · Buenos AiresConsumer prices rose 71% in July from a year ago, the highest level in about 30 years. On a monthly basis, the inflation rate spiked to 7.4%, accelerating at the fastest pace in two decades. The central bank jacked up borrowing costs by 950 basis points on the benchmark rate to 69.5%.See the Story
Argentina hikes interest rate again as inflation hits 20-year high
67% Center coverage: 9 sources
GuzmanArgentina appointed Silvina Batakis as its new economy minister on Sunday. Her predecessor, Martin Guzman, unexpectedly stepped down on Saturday. Guzman was the architect of a $44-billion debt restructuring deal with the International Monetary Fund. Batakis comes in at a time when the Argentine economy is in full-blown crisis mode.See the Story
Argentina: Silvina Batakis appointed economy minister after abrupt departure of Guzman
60% Left coverage: 5 sources
Mwaure arrives for Presidential debate
EconomySergio Massa is Argentina's new “superminister” of economic affairs, an announcement that came this week after a strong ministerial restructuring of President Alberto Fernández.See the Story
Sergio Massa, Argentina's' superminister 'of economic affairs, with tripartite power at the power table
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Chile · ChileThe vice-president-elect of Colombia, Francia Márquez, from Santiago de Chile has reported that Chilean President Gabriel Boric has offered that his country host a possible peace dialogue between the Colombian Government and the guerrilla group of the National Liberation Army (ELN). The Chilean government, which faces with great difficulty the violent conflict in La Araucanía, which worsens with the days in the south of the country, makes this o…See the Story
Boric offers Chile to host a peace dialogue between the Colombian Government and the ELN
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
President Pedro Castillo resigns from PerLibre party after being accused of “neoliberal loser”
Coverage: 2 sources
The delivery of the new Constitution marks the beginning of a new era in Chile
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
