Category - Latin America News

• Five dead as Hurricane Simon, Rachel pummel Mexico’s Pacific coast
• France calls for credible electoral process in Haiti after candidate rules are eased
• UK asks Interpol to reject Argentina’s bid for Falklands arrest warrants
• Venezuela sends another Maduro-linked businessma­n to face charges in US
• ‘Hav-an’a fine time plotting
• Colombia investigat­es claims of drug flights, Venezuela cash tied to Petro’s ex-wife
• U.s.-mexico deal could set terms for Canada
• PANAMA GOVT DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER TWIN QUAKES
• Huge rise in cocaine traffickin­g to Europe as Latin American cartels expand reach
• Victory for Bolsonaro would be a disaster for the Amazon, says former minister
• U.S. becomes main fuel supplier to Cuba amid surge in exports to private sector
• ‘Another coup d’état’: Bolsonaro fuels fears of erosion of democracy
• Presidenti­al candidate Flavio Bolsonaro to visit father
• What Argentina can teach SA about economic reform
• Pricey Brazilian egg imports cause subsidy scrutiny
• What Argentina can teach SA about economic reform
• Maduro charged with repression, torture
• ICTSI gets full control of Brazil’s iTracker
• Amazon fires force city school closures
• Cuba turns to free community pharmacies as scarcity grows
• Brazil sues Shell for US$108m over floods
• On Brazil’s finances, AI solving maths equations, money in British politics, trucking to Iran, corporate videos
• The curious case of CUBA
• ‘No one disrespect­s Our Lady’: fears for Brazil’s patron saint grip country ahead of election
• US Coast Guard seizes ship taking illicit fuel to island
• MOUNTAINS OF TROUBLE
• A new fear in Brazil
• Mexico’s museum spat
• When Brazil and Argentina stop talking, Canada should listen
• Family devastated after body found in Colombia
• ‘It seemed real. Sometimes I still think that he loved me, but looking back it was all manipulati­on’
• UNFLAGGING SUPPORT
• Argentines gain a taste for Chinese car brands
• Motorcycle fever
• Paraguay’s investment boom
• Bill Stephens