The island has a strong homegrown biotechnology industry and is exporting vaccines to other developing nations.
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Extreme weather, high interest rates, inflation and unemployment all derailed Brazil’s post-pandemic recovery.
OPEC+ is sticking with its current plan to adjust crude output by an additional 400,000 barrels a day in January.
Macri is accused of overseeing an operation spying on the families of 44 sailors killed in a navy submarine sinking.
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The vast majority of people heading to the US-Mexico border are from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.
Xiomara Castro hopes her left-wing party can muster the congressional votes to rewrite the country’s constitution.
The Salvadoran president is increasingly shrinking civil spaces and undermining institutions.
Colombian rebel group’s delisting is an important step, experts say, but challenges to country’s fragile peace remain.
Although AIDS-related deaths have declined in recent years, the epidemic still killed 680,000 people in 2020.
Head of excavation project describes the discovery of the mummy, which was bound with rope, as ‘peculiar and unique’.
Concession means incoming Xiomara Castro will become country’s first female president.
Jair Bolsonaro, under pressure over COVID crisis in Brazil, is required to join a party to run in elections next year.
Latin America and the Caribbean is facing a critical situation in terms of food security, UN official says.
Amid pesticide contamination and land evictions, tribal leaders say their villages in Paraguay are at a crisis point.