The multi-billion dollar project in Chancay will receive the world’s largest ships — but questions remain over its benefits for the region

The weakening real coupled with Argentina’s soaring prices means travelers are swapping Malbec for caipirinhas

The general prosecutor’s indictment comes after federal police filed similar charges against the ex-president in November

The Vatican reported the Supreme Pontiff has a ‘polymicrobial’ respiratory tract infection and will continue to receive therapy at the Gemelli Institute in Rome

In a knife-edge vote, the incumbent president and his left-leaning rival came within one percentage point of each other

Conservative incumbent Noboa is entering Sunday’s contest with a slight lead over leftist candidate Luisa González

Bolivia has voiced concern over the Salta provincial government’s ‘unilateral’ decision

The heads of the Supreme Court, Electoral Commission, and state-owned oil company are among those blacklisted

He was sworn in despite accusations of fraud and never showing evidence that he won the election