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Ecuador has formally recognized Edmundo González as the elected president of Venezuela

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Fotografía cedida por el Partido Liberal que muestra al expresidente Jair Bolsonaro

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro indicted for allegedly attempting coup after 2022 election

Fotografía de archivo del dictador de Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega.

Nicaraguan dictator reforms constitution to appoint wife as co-president and usurp power of local governments

U.S. refers to opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia as Venezuela’s "president-elect"

Trump expected to nominate Rubio as first Hispanic American Secretary of State

Maduro seeks "new beginning" with U.S. after Trump takes office, invites Americans to visit Venezuela

Biden invites Trump to the White House on Wednesday to move transition of power forward

Marco Rubio Poised for Secretary of State Role

Sen. Marco Rubio in lead for Secretary of State role, signaling tougher stance on Cuban regime

Latinos won seats in U.S. Congress on both sides of the aisle

Republican Rosie Cordero-Stutz will be the first Miami-Dade sheriff in almost 60 years

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Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro indicted for allegedly attempting coup after 2022 election

Nicaraguan dictator reforms constitution to appoint wife as co-president and usurp power of local governments

U.S. refers to opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia as Venezuela’s "president-elect"

Inter-American Court condemns Nicaragua for "damage to communities" after commissioning China to build interoceanic canal project

The U.S. pays 53.1% of the OAS' budget, but some feel it comes at a critical time

As hostile regimes — namely Iran, Russia and China — attempt to gain a foothold in the region, some feel U.S. investment in Latin America is worthwhile

Iranian official responsible for Argentine Jewish center bombing spotted at Ortega's inauguration

The bombing of the AMIA, a Buenos Aires Jewish cultural center, left 85 dead and 229 injured.

Justice Department creates domestic terrorism unit, raising concerns among some in GOP

"We prosecute individuals for engaging in violence and other criminal conduct, not for their beliefs or associations," a DOJ official asserted

White House to send more than $300 million in aid to Afghanistan

"We stand with the people of Afghanistan," Emily Horne said

House majority leader Hoyer: 'I'm confident that a version of Build Back Better will pass'

The House-passed multitrillion-dollar Build Back Better Act includes much of President Biden's social and climate agendas

In Georgia, Biden and Harris bash Republicans as 'totalitarian' and wanting 'Jim Crow 2.0'

"The goal of the former president and his allies is to disenfranchise anyone who votes against them," Biden said

Report: Latin America's 'socialist, authoritarian wave' is inviting hostile regimes into the hemisphere

Latin America's dominos appear to have fallen in the direction of a radicalized, authoritarian left — opening up new opportunities for socialist leaders and their anti-American allies

Republicans file lawsuit to block new NYC law giving noncitizens voting rights

Republicans on Monday announced they will ask a judge to strike down a recently passed New York City law that gives certain noncitizens the right to vote in municipal elections

House Majority Leader: White House seeking 'emergency' stimulus bill in response to Omicron

"I expect for there to be additional sums requested, substantial sums to be requested, to deal with and confront and try to contend with the coronavirus that has afflicted us now for almost two years," Hoyer says

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Fed Reserve co-chairman resigns amid reports of questionable stock fund purchase

President Biden has nominated Fed Governor Lael Brainard to take Clarida's spot on bank board

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