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Peru will not recognize Nicolás Maduro as Venezuela's "democratically elected president"
Ecuador has formally recognized Edmundo González as the elected president of Venezuela
Latin America
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Peru's leftist president ends curfew after thousands of Peruvians defiantly took to the streets in protest
"I must announce that from this moment on we are going to cancel the curfew order," Castillo said in a meeting with Congress. "We now call on the Peruvian people to keep calm"
Politics
Peru imposes curfew as mass fuel protests rock the country
Peruvians took to the streets on Monday after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine pushed fuel and fertilizer prices to record high levels
Crime
Cuban agents trained Maduro's officials in torture techniques
REPORT: Cubans taught Venezuelan intelligence officials how to execute a successful torture session
Crime
Pregnant teenager stabbed to death with 30 stab wounds for refusing to have an abortion
Authorities confirmed that the blood found on the murder weapon belongs to the 17-year-old boyfriend
Business
Toymaker Mattel to 'nearshore' key production to Mexico from Asia
In mid-March, Mattel said that it spent around one billion pesos ($50 million) to expand its Mexican plant in Monterrey, about 140 miles (227 kilometers) from the Texas border
Politics
Colombian investigators reveal how 'Primera Linea' group kidnapped, tortured police during protests
An investigation showed images and videos of a man tortured by this group in an armed shelter
Politics
Candidate to head PAHO is the wife of a Cuban accused of slavery
Joaquín Felipe Molina Leza, representative of the Cuban regime for PAHO, was prosecuted in the U.S. for his involvement in the “Mais Médicos” program
Human Rights
Relatives of Venezuelans killed in protests hope ICC will listen
The Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to set up an office in Venezuela
Politics
The death of Chile's free-market model: An interview with Axel Kaiser
Kaiser warned that the radical left has militarized its intellectuals and the press in order to “make their ideas go viral” and a achieve their “dream of a far-left dictatorship"
Politics
Poll: Chileans move to reject new leftist constitution
The data also showed that approval of President Gabriel Boric fell five points to 45%, while disapproval rose to 35%, a rise of 15 points in two weeks
