José ‘Fito’ Macías’ wife and children were living in a gated community in the outskirts of Córdoba

‘In Rio Grande do Sul, we have families affected by floods three times in one year. There’s no point in rebuilding your house or business there.’

César Suárez focused on pursuing organized trans-national crime in Guayas province

The president was allowed to run again after Supreme Court judges ruled his human right to run outweighed the constitution’s ban on consecutive terms

En route to Davos, Milei fired off a riposte after his Venezuelan counterpart called him ‘a fatal mistake in Argentine history’

The jailbreak follows a wave of violence that has prompted President Daniel Noboa to declare a 60-day state of emergency

The president’s inauguration was delayed for hours by a last-ditch attempt by Congress opponents to weaken his authority

The government is seeking to hike VAT to fund security spending in the face of this week’s wave of violence

South Africa’s case at the International Court of Justice accuses Israel of committing genocide in Gaza. Around 100 people are still being held hostage in the strip