Colombian Gov. Fails to Reach Agreement in First Meeting with Protest Organizers
The Colombian government on Tuesday failed to reach an agreement at its first meeting with protest organizers. New rallies called for Wednesday.
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Latin America
Colombian Government Accepts to Negotiate in Bid to End Protests
Colombia’s government has said it is willing to launch negotiations with protest organizers in a bid to stop massive demonstrations…
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US to Restore Tariffs on Steel from Brazil and Argentina
US President Donald Trump on Monday said he intends to restore steel and aluminium tariffs against Brazil and Argentina.
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ABCs of the Recent Latin American Protests
To help you understand the current situation in Latin America, we offer you an A to Z explanation of what’s happening in the region.
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DiCaprio Responds to Bolsonaro’s Claim that He Funded Amazon Fires
Leonardo Di Carpio: “The future of these irreplaceable ecosystems is at stake and I am proud to stand with the groups protecting them…”
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Water Is Worth More than Milk in Extrema, Brazil
“I realized the water was going to run out, with cattle trampling the spring. Then I fenced in the springs and streams,” said the 60-year-old rancher.
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Colombian Protesters to Maintain Pressure, Demand Direct Talks
Colombian protest organizers vowed on Thursday to maintain pressure on the government until it agrees to negotiate with them.
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Brazil Court Raises Lula’s Sentence to 17 Years
A Brazilian court on Wednesday upheld a corruption conviction against former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
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‘Cry of Despair’, Nationwide Protests in Colombia
Demonstrators took to the streets of Colombia on Wednesday in the second phase of nationwide protests pressuring President Duque’s government.
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Pressure Mounts on Duque as Colombian Protesters Plan Mass Marches
Colombia on Tuesday mourned Dilan Cruz, a high school student who was fatally wounded during nationwide protests…
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