Rear Adm. Fernandez Ponds has been selected to run Guantanamo Bay. The U. S. Navy base at Guantanamo Bay has a new commander. Rear Adm. Fernandez Ponds has been selected to run the detention center.
Speaking for the first time at the Summit of the Americas, an event which was first initiated in 1994, the Cuban leader Raul Castro described U.S. President Obama as an “honest man.”
The president and chairman of Canada-based mining company, revealed in a television interview on Thursday that his company has a "good relationship" with drug traffickers in the area.
On Friday the U.N. Secretary-general Ban Ki-moon praised U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro for striving to restore diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Mexico "forcibly detained" a North Korean ship after it ran aground off its Gulf coast last year, and Pyongyang claims the country is preventing the vessel's release due to pressure from the United States.
An Argentine judge has ordered the arrest of Justin Bieber so the Canadian teen star can testify in a case brought against two of his bodyguards, who are accused of having attacked a photographer and a cameraman in Buenos Aires.
Cuba and the U.S. are getting closer to solidifying ties during the Summit of the Americas as Secretary Kerry meets Foreign Minister Rodriguez. It is also expected President Obama will meet with Raul Castro.
U.S. troops and contractors in Colombia have allegedly sexually abused dozens of girls, a non-governmental report explained. None of the accused or suspected have been charged or investigated.
U.S. President Barack Obama said Thursday that he would act soon on a recommendation by the State Department on whether to remove Cuba may potentially be moving closer to getting off the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism, yet cautioned that stabilizing relations between the two nations would proceed gradually.
After a court ruled that he was responsible for torture and killings while in command, the United States has deported former El Slavador general Eugenio Vides Casanova
Axel Kicillof, Argentina's economy minister, has announced that Argentina is now suing Citibank for striking a deal with a group of U.S. creditors fighting the government over unpaid debt.
President Michelle Bachelet, who is facing the lowest approval ratings of her career, has rejected the idea that she should resign and instead views the challenges affecting her nation as an opportunity for reflection and change.
Scientists have found low levels of cesium isotopes off the Canadian coast near Vancouver Island, revealing that the radiation from the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear plant has reached North America.
With U.S. President Barack Obama expected to arrive on Thursday night at the Summit of the Americas in Panama City for an informal talk with Cuban President Raúl Castro, reports have been circulating that the State Department is expected to recommend dropping Cuba from their State Sponsor of Terror List.
North Korea is able to hit the West Coast of the United States with a nuclear weapon mounted onto an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), USNI News reported based on a Pentagon intelligence assessment.
As the Summit of the Americas approaches this week, Latin American leaders have by and large kept silent about charges of human rights abuses in Venezuela made by the United States.
