From the makeup of the local legislature to who performed the best where, these are the key takeaways

Dark horse Rodrigo Paz surprised the country by coming in first, while right-wing former president Jorge Quiroga was second. The presidential race will go to a run-off

Presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni singled out foreign medics, turning the scandal into a furious debate about whether the international aspiring residents are copycats or victims of xenophobia

The Conservative leader is echoing the far-right bandwagon, but her comments say more about her party’s identity crisis than the merit of applying Milei’s measures in Britain

President Lula warned that Brazil would reciprocate after Trump threatened to introduce 50% tariffs on the nation’s goods

A splintered offering on both left and right means the presidential vote is likely to go to a second round, analysts say

How to get to the Iberá National Park, where to stay, and what to do in this lacustrine paradise

Seven MEPs visited Argentina and Uruguay as concerns over legal architecture and sustainability loom

Lawyers argue that the timing of the Argentine president’s post promoting the cryptocurrency means he cannot have been unaware of the details of the project, as he claims

Quotas and exemptions negotiated during the U.S. president’s last term will no longer apply