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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
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Ahead of Boric's inauguration on Friday, economists warn of recession on Chile's horizon
Experts have also warned that the ongoing war in Ukraine could further complicate Chile’s economic recovery due to Chile’s dependence on foreign imports
Human Rights
New Guatemalan law punishes abortion and same-sex marriage
The law still needs to be signed by the president and published in the country’s official gazette to come into effect
Politics
Venezuelan regime frees American Citgo director
The six former Citgo executives have been detained in Venezuela since 2017
Sports
First arrests made after Saturday's bloody stadium brawl
Although 26 arrest warrants have so far been issued, authorities noted that “there are still culprits to be identified"
Human Rights
OCDH records 416 repressive actions in February against the Cuban population
Women are the main victims of repression so far in 2022, especially arbitrary arrests and house arrest
Politics
REPORT: Venezuela releases at least two Americans after Biden admin talks
Venezuela on Tuesday released at least two jailed Americans in an apparent gesture of goodwill following a high-profile meeting with Biden administration officials.The Biden administration talks have been criticized by both Republicans and Democrats.
Human Rights
U.N. tells Nicaragua to re-establish fair elections
She also asked Ortega to hold talks with the country’s opposition groups.
Politics
Menendez to Biden: Negotiations with Maduro could perpetuate humanitarian crisis
Sen. Bob Menendez expressed on Monday "serious concerns" about the possibility that alleged negotiations between President Joe Biden's Administration and Nicolás Maduro's regime to buy Venezuelan oil could "perpetuate a humanitarian crisis that has destabilized Latin America and the Caribbean for an entire generation."
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Cuban president says he defends peace "unambiguously" while justifying Russian invasión
Cuban president Manuel Díaz-Canel said his country defends peace, but justified the invasion of Ukraine by saying that NATO pushed Russian President Vladimir Putin's government to "limit"
Politics
Former Colombian Ambassador blasts Biden administration for meeting with Venezuelan regime
According to Santos, the diplomatic exchange between U.S. officials and the regime of Nicolas Maduro was insulting to Latin American democracies and warned that President Duque and Vice President Marta Lucia Ramirez should not remain “silent"
