As Maduro’s vice president is sworn in, in his place, the US says it’s willing to work with her and dismisses the opposition, calling new elections ‘premature’

Maduro was committing crimes against humanity — but nothing about the US’s history in Latin America suggests deploying the military there is the right solution

The restrictions will affect government officials, military personnel, and business owners linked to ‘the regime’

The U.S. President warned his country could stage ‘a second attack’ after President Maduro was captured in the early hours in Caracas

The former president and his wife are on board a US navy ship and will be sent to New York to face drug and weapon charges, Trump said

Argentina will start adjusting its currency bands by inflation. Analysts explain what to expect

The Telegraph, MoneyWeek, and The Economist praised the Argentine president for bringing down inflation and poverty

From the 50th anniversary of the coup and Milei’s reforms to the World Cup and the Herald’s birthday, there will be no shortage of news

More than 900,000 households lost electricity Tuesday evening across the Greater Buenos Aires area, with over 10,000 still without power on Wednesday

From Pope Francis’ death to the $LIBRA scandal and the recovery of a Nazi painting, here’s a rundown of the year’s most memorable moments