The Cobre Panamá mine began producing copper provided an estimated 1% of the world’s copper supply, contributed for 3.5% of Panama's GDP in 2021, provided 8,000 “direct” jobs and tens of thousands of indirect jobs
The group would scour the Straits of Florida searching for Cuban refugees trying to sail to freedom on rafts and rescue them. In 1996, the Havana regime shot down two of the planes, killing four Miami exiles who gave their lives to save their Cuban brethren.
Police are hunting Adolfo Macías Villamar, the leader of the powerful Los Choneros gang, which authorities believe orchestrated some of the most dangerous, recent prison riots throughout the country
On Thursday, Human Rights Watch released its 752-page World Report 2022 warning that “Latin America is facing some of its gravest human rights challenges in decades"
Latin American heads of state snub Biden as U.S. policy leads to regional turmoil.
Insurrections are organized acts of violence that aim for the overthrow of a political system, and they have happened throughout Central and South America.
About 170 of the former president’s supporters were reportedly arrested as a result of the incidents
The Biden administration added it is waiving 26 federal laws to allow border construction, a watershed moment in which the president is using his executive power to control immigration
Rep. Norma Torres is accusing El Salvador President Nayib Bukele for “foreign election interference” in her race, but the Salvadoran government says she did the same thing in 2021
Mexico has elected its first female and first Jewish president, according to preliminary results showing the 61-year old former Mexico City mayor winning nearly 60% of Sunday’s presidential election.