Ecuador Legislature Begins New Session, Noboa Joins Leftists for Majority
[ad_1] QUITO (Reuters) – Ecuador’s National Assembly chose a conservative as its president on Friday as the new legislative period
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South America
Thousands in Honduras March in Anti-Government Protest
[ad_1] TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) – Thousands of people took to the streets of the Honduran capital on Saturday in anti-government protests
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How Campaigners’ Slayings Hurt Environmental Protection in Colombia
[ad_1] PUERTO GUZMAN, Colombia (Reuters) – Darkness had descended on Colombia’s southern Putumayo province one February night last year when
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El Nino Rains Wipe Out Paraguay Neighborhoods, With More to Come
[ad_1] AYOLAS, Paraguay (Reuters) – Heavy rains caused by the El Nino weather phenomenon has sent hundreds to shelters in
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Nicaragua Pardons, Returns 21 Hondurans, Including MS-13 Gang Leader
[ad_1] MANAGUA (Reuters) – Nicaragua has pardoned 21 Honduran prisoners and returned them to its northern neighbor, including a leader
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Colombia, Neighbors to Jointly Push Six Key Points in COP28 -Minister
[ad_1] BOGOTA (Reuters) – Colombia and its neighbors will together push six key themes at this year’s UN climate conference,
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Ukraine Holds Peace Formula Talks in Malta, Russia Absent
[ad_1] VALLETTA (Reuters) – National Security Advisers from around 65 countries have gathered in Malta for a weekend meeting organised
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Machado Leads Initial Venezuela Opposition Primary Vote Count With 93%
[ad_1] CARACAS (Reuters) – Industrial engineer and former lawmaker Maria Corina Machado is leading the vote count in Venezuela’s opposition
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‘I’m 50-50 Until Sunday’: Argentina’s Voters on a Knife-Edge as Election Nears
[ad_1] BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Argentine voters are sharply divided ahead of a historic and uncertain presidential election on Sunday,
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Argentine Voters, Fired up by Anger, Ready to Leap Into the Political Void
[ad_1] BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Argentina may be about to leap into the political unknown. The South American country, the
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