Latin America News

Jamaica’s Elaine Thompson-Herah wins gold in Tokyo 2020 women’s 100m final with the second-fastest time in history.

The former Brazilian president discusses the possible roads ahead for Latin America’s largest country.

Former first lady Martine Moise says she is still left wondering what happened to the guards assigned to them.

Justice Department aims to block an order framed as an anti-COVID measure that targets undocumented immigrants.

We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress your friends.

Mexicans head to the polls Sunday in a referendum on whether former presidents should be prosecuted for corruption.

Indigenous community Ka’a Poty 1 wants land back and compensation after armed police and guards allegedly burned homes.

‘These events are extremely serious and must be investigated diligently,’ Amnesty International says.

Asian champions lose 1-0 to US, while Mexico edge out Canada in match briefly stopped due to homophobic chants.

Demonstrators are calling for the president and the attorney general to step down as government corruption increases.

Amnesty International says its analysis found that ‘mass and selective surveillance’ has been taking place in Mexico.

With little testing, hospital officials say it is difficult to know how accurate Haiti’s COVID statistics are.

Since the beginning of protests in Cuba, the US corporate media have been peddling outright lies about the country.

Peru’s Chankillos observatory, Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan forest and China’s ancient city Quanzhou named heritage sites.