Díaz senior said on Friday that he would stay in Colombia after his 12-day ordeal, which involved trekking through rainy mountains on horseback

The country has seen weeks of protests sparked by a contract signed with Canadian mining firm First Quantum Minerals

Among the 100 people whose files were updated are the two disappeared children of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo co-founder, the late Hebe de Bonafini

On the one-month anniversary of the attacks, Jewish leaders take aim at human rights organizations and defend the state of Israel

Human rights organizations called on members of Congress to back bill that aims to ban denialists from running for office

The men were convicted of torturing, murdering and kidnapping over 100 people during the dictatorship in the largest rights trial in the province’s history

If approved, public officials who make denialist claims would be banned from public office for five to 10 years

The Federal Criminal Cassation Court described sexual abuse as ‘yet another disciplinary tool’

The Castro government’s decision came a day after Chile’s Boric told Joe Biden that Israel’s Gaza bombardment is violating international law