40 years after Marvin Gaye's death, unreleased music surfaces. Gaye left behind costumes, notebooks, and tapes with Belgian musician Charles Dumolin, who hosted him in Ostend in the early 1980s.
Several gunmen attacked the southern neighborhood of Guasmo in Guayaquil, Ecuador, as violence continued to surge in this once-peaceful South American country.
Canada dispatched approximately 70 soldiers to Jamaica to instruct Caribbean troops preparing for a UN sanctioned deployment to Haiti, according to the Canadian defense ministry on Saturday.
Peru's already-unstable leadership once again got rocked as police raided the home of current President Dina Boluarte over corruption allegations stemming from the Rolex scandal.
Easter in Latin America just hits differently when compared to other countries as Easter Sunday is often treated as a culmination of the Semana Santa or Holy Week and is a much more solemn affair.
Easter in Argentina offers diverse celebrations for travelers, students, and expats. From traditional processions to regional customs, immerse in South American Easter traditions while exploring the country's vibrant cultural landscape.
It looks like former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is not going to Israel after all, as the Brazilian Supreme Court denied his request amid fears that he may not come back to face justice.
Argentina may have just realized that it elected the least diplomatic president possible as Javier Milei has started feuds with the leaders of his neighbors: Mexico's Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Colombia's Gustavo Petro.
UN reports over 1,500 deaths in Haiti due to gang violence this year, with children among the victims. Additionally, self-defense groups have lynched, stoned, or burned dozens.
As more and more migrants flood the border, the US is running out of options. However, new Guatemala President Bernardo Arevalo, who recently met with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, has a solution.
Police in Brazil have now announced that they have officially launched a probe into what may have been former President Jair Bolsonaro's latest attempt at escaping justice.
The Nicolas Maduro regime has started yet another feud with a neighbor, this time with Argentina after Venezuelan opposition leaders met with Argentinian diplomats inside its embassy.
A transitional presidential council in Haiti issued its inaugural statement, vowing to reinstate "public and democratic order." Signed by eight of nine members, the declaration signals progress in the prolonged prime minister selection process, hinting at forthcoming official duties.
The governments of Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras have confirmed that the six workers who died in the Baltimore bridge collapse were citizens of their countries.
Venezuelan opposition group registers candidate for July's presidential election, securing ballot spot despite primary winner's inability to sign up. Electoral authorities confirm the move, highlighting ongoing political tensions in the country.
For the first time ever, a judge in Argentina convicted 11 former officials of the country's former military dictatorship of crimes against humanity on Tuesday.
Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro may soon also be investigated for evading arrest as the Supreme Court of Brazil is demanding answers as to why he stayed at the Hungarian Embassy.
Former Brazil footballer Dani Alves, serving a 4.5-year sentence for rape, has been granted bail after 14 months. Convicted of raping a woman in a Barcelona nightclub, he is released pending appeal, posting €1m bail, surrendering passports, and complying with court conditions in Spain.
It was recently discovered that soon after Brazil’s federal police confiscated former President Jair Bolsonaro’s passport, he tried to flee and hid at the Embassy of Hungary for a while.
