U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday praised the recently-inaugurated administration of conservative President Abelardo de la Espriella for its fight against organized criminal gangs.
The communist Castro regime is pushing a false narrative of the events of the July 2021 wave of anti-communism protests in new schoolbooks.
The Chinese embassy in Peru ranted after Marco Rubio questioned the Chinese communist regime’s projects in the South American nation.
The Chinese communist regime, through its embassy in Panama, expressed China’s rejection of a new parliamentary working group created by Panamanian and Taiwanese lawmakers.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Tuesday put the spotlight on the case of a violent African migrant who injured two Rome police officers but was rapidly released from prison by a judge hours later.
Thousands of fans of Spain’s Real Madrid soccer team used a UEFA Champions League match Tuesday to express support for Ceuta amid the ongoing illegal migrant invasion of the embattled Spanish enclave.
The results from the 2025 edition of the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) documented a notable decline in the education levels across several Latin American nations, as several media outlets reported on Tuesday.
A group of 13 former heads of Brazil’s Supreme Federal Tribunal on Monday urged its current president, Justice Edson Fachin, to act upon the ongoing “civil war” crisis at the top court.
The Government of Argentina on Monday announced that it will file criminal charges against Israeli oil company Navitas Petroleum over its involvement in an offshore oil project at the Falkland Islands, a British territory that Argentina claims as its own.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday began a new tour of Latin America, starting with an official visit to Colombia where he will meet with conservative President Abelardo de la Espriella.
French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday announced the creation of an “International Video Game Festival” in France, declaring video games a “cultural exception” of the republic.
Eiffel Tower workers went on strike Monday after female staffers were told to step aside and be “invisible” during a weekend religious group visit — prompting outrage among the personnel at the explicit gender segregation.
Óscar Arriola, the Commander General of the Peruvian National Police, on Sunday announced that he is stepping down from his position amid constant criticism of the police force’s efficacy in fighting crime under his administration.
Exiled Nicaraguan Bishop Silvio Báez on Sunday called upon Catholic Faithful to not be “passive” against dictatorships that destroy democracies and threaten people’s liberties — stressing that remaining silent in the face of dictatorships “can make you an accomplice.”
Conservative President of Costa Rica Laura Fernández said prospective U.S. ground operations on Costa Rican soil against international criminal organizations would be “very good” for the Central American Country’s national security.
The foreign minister of Argentina affirmed Sunday that the government seeks to stop the exploitation of hydrocarbons at the Falkland Islands.
A Finnish man accused of sexually abusing 361 children through social media went to trial Monday in what is said to be the largest sexual crime case in Finland.
Nine out of every ten Spaniards accuse Morocco of being behind the illegal migrant invasion of Ceuta, a poll released Monday shows.
President of Argentina Javier Milei on Thursday threatened to impose sanctions on oil companies operating on or near the Falkland Islands, a British territory that Argentina insists has been rightfully Argentine for nearly two centuries.
Brazilian Justice Alexandre de Moraes accused fellow Justice André Mendonça of “abuse of authority” in an ongoing high court dispute.
Hong Kong Police officers have arrested 21 men for possessing and distributing thousands of child pornography content and numerous indecent images of children online, local outlets detailed.
Socialist Prime Minister of Spain Pedro Sánchez on Thursday insisted before Congress there is no “solid proof” the government of Morocco drove the massive migrant invasion of Ceuta.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Wednesday announced the deportation of a Cuban communist regime spy who had fraudulently obtained a U.S. Green Card in the past.
Venezuelan Interior Minister and long-suspected drug lord Diosdado Cabello on Wednesday expressed his support of the new oil deal with the United States — marking a stark contrast to past anti-U.S. statements and demands that “not a drop” of oil be given to America.
The minimarket in Turin where a 42-year-old Bengali man sexually abused a 13 year-old minor girl was closed on Wednesday, Italian outlets reported.
Hundreds of thousands of Spaniards gathered in the streets of Spain’s major cities Wednesday evening to peacefully protest against the Socialist government of Pedro Sánchez and in support of embattled Ceuta locals amid the unresolved migrant invasion of the city.
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright travelled to Caracas on Tuesday night to finalize the historic oil deal between the United States and Venezuela announced this weekend.
A Brazil Supreme Court Justice reversed his suspension of the presidential campaign of candidate Renan Santos a day after he ordered it.
A 42-year old Bengali man who sexually abused a 13-year-old girl in the Italian city of Turin over the weekend was released just two days later on Monday by a local judge because the offender said he was “sorry.”
An unidentified object exploded at a train station in the German city of Augsburg, Bayern, on early Wednesday morning leaving at least two injured.
Brazil’s top election authority suspended outsider right-wing candidate Renan Santos’s campaign for allegedly using “unregistered” social media.
A group of Venezuelan socialists and communists over the weekend protested in Caracas against the oil agreement signed by Venezuela’s socialist regime and the United States.
Invading migrants attempted to storm their way into a local Ceuta migrant shelter on Monday prompting Spanish police officials to fire warning shots to disperse the illegals.
Italy extended the suspension of its Schengen open-borders area agreement with Spain for an additional two weeks in response to the unresolved mass migrant invasion of Ceuta.
Socialist President Lula da Silva’s electoral campaign is seeking to ban conservative Senator Flávio Bolsonaro from running for president.
“Acting President” of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez on Sunday thanked President Donald Trump and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio for facilitating a new historic oil deal between the countries.
Spanish law enforcement officials on Sunday night detained three Moroccan illegal migrants involved in throwing bottles filled with corrosive liquids at military officials in Ceuta.
Two photos of Venezuela’s deposed dictator Nicolás Maduro flashing “peace” signs were published on Sunday in what is reportedly described as the first known glimpse of the detained socialist inside a New York prison since his arrest in January.
Cuban students and their parents are preparing to start a new school year in Cuba amid a shortage of teachers and worsening blackouts.
Socialist President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Thursday publicly denied knowing a businesswoman embroiled in his son’s ongoing corruption probes despite extensive photographic evidence suggesting otherwise.
