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Petro Defends Colombia-Venezuela Binational Economic Zone Amid Opposition Attacks and Misinformation - teleSUR English

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Facing unfounded accusations from opposition forces, President Gustavo Petro reaffirms his commitment to the Colombia-Venezuela binational economic zone, highlighting its positive impact on border communities and regional cooperation to confront illegal armed groups. Related: Colombia and Venezuela Sign Confidentiality Agreement to Advance Monomeros Purchase On Friday, Colombian President Gustavo Petro defended the existing agreement that establ…Nicolás Maduro · Colombia See the Story

Karina Milei Rises as Javier Milei’s Main Advisor and Kingmaker Ahead of Argentina’s Elections - Argentina Reports

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Buenos Aires, Argentina – There’s a reason why Javier Milei refers to her as “The Boss”. Argentina’s president regards her sister, Karina Milei, as the most important person in his cabinet, despite formally occupying the secondary role of General Secretary to the president. Ahead of this year’s midterm elections, the 52-year-old former baker has now consolidated herself as the main strategist in the ruling La Libertad Avanza (Freedom Moves Forw…Javier Milei · Argentina See the Story

Court orders Pinochet heirs to return $16 million USD to Chilean state - Latin America Reports

A civil court in Santiago, Chile, has ordered the relatives of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet to repay $16.2 million USD to the state, following a successful lawsuit by the State Defense Council (CDE) for fraudulent misconduct. The court determined that the sum was appropriated from public funds and transferred to Pinochet’s personal bank accounts, where it was used to purchase properties and other financial assets. His heirs must now …Latin America · Santiago Read Article

The unorthodox diplomacy of Mike Hammer, the American Chief of Mission in Cuba - Latin America Reports

Mike Hammer seems, at first glance, your typical gringo in Cuba. On social media he frequently posts pictures of himself, red-faced and sweaty, smiling with Cubans from all walks of life. He travels frequently, appears jovial and is clearly unencumbered by the shortages that affect the daily life of the vast majority of Cubans. However, Hammer, head of the American diplomatic mission to Cuba since November 2024, is anything but your typical Ame…Latin America · Havana Read Article

From Russia with love: Russia pledges to develop Cuban port as ties grow ever closer - Latin America Reports

Tatyana Mashkova, the Director General of the Russian National Committee for Economic Cooperation with Latin American Countries, announced that Russia and Cuba are working ‘in parallel’ to develop a logistics hub at the deep-water Port of Mariel, approximately 40 kilometres west of the Cuban capital, Havana. The port’s purpose is to facilitate trade between Russia and Latin America. Mashkova, speaking to the Russian state-owned domestic news age…Latin America · Russia Read Article

New UCLA research reveals worrying land degradation in northeast Brazil - Latin America Reports

A new dataset spanning from 2000 to 2020 reveals high indices of land transformation and degradation in northeastern Brazil. The Caatinga – one of Brazil’s six biomes which is composed of semi-arid vegetation – lost 100,000 square kilometers of both forest and grassland, whilst farming grew by 34,000 square kilometers. Widespread deforestation was also observed near protected areas in the Amazon rainforest, “reinforcing the need for targeted m…Latin America · Brazil Read Article

In Argentina, Indigenous Mapuche women face aggravated persecution under Milei’s rule - Latin America Reports

In Argentina, June marked the 10th anniversary of ‘Ni Una Menos’, a feminist movement that protested gender violence and femicide, initially sparked by the murder of 14-year-old pregnant Chiara Paez by her 16-year-old boyfriend the year before. The movement triggered protests in Bolivia, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay, and El Salvador, with the rallying cry “Ni Una Menos”, meaning “Not One Less”. It forced the Argentine government to ma…Javier Milei · Argentina Read Article

A rising star?: President Santiago Peña lays out a bold vision for Paraguay’s future at the Canning Lecture - Latin America Reports

Paraguayan President Santiago Peña delivered the Canning Lecture to a group of politicians, journalists, business leaders and academics on Wednesday, July 16 at 116 Pall Mall, London. The Canning Lecture is an event hosted annually by Canning House, a British not-for profit and non-governmental organisation dedicated to the promotion of ties between the UK, Iberia and Latin America, which sees a Latin American or Iberian head of state give a sp…Santiago Peña · Asunción Read Article

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Petro Defends Colombia-Venezuela Binational Economic Zone Amid Opposition Attacks and Misinformation - teleSUR English

Karina Milei Rises as Javier Milei’s Main Advisor and Kingmaker Ahead of Argentina’s Elections - Argentina Reports

Court orders Pinochet heirs to return $16 million USD to Chilean state - Latin America Reports

The unorthodox diplomacy of Mike Hammer, the American Chief of Mission in Cuba - Latin America Reports

From Russia with love: Russia pledges to develop Cuban port as ties grow ever closer - Latin America Reports

New UCLA research reveals worrying land degradation in northeast Brazil - Latin America Reports

In Argentina, Indigenous Mapuche women face aggravated persecution under Milei’s rule - Latin America Reports

A rising star?: President Santiago Peña lays out a bold vision for Paraguay’s future at the Canning Lecture - Latin America Reports