Two people suspected of planning attacks on Jewish targets in Brazil were arrested Wednesday

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

Bernardo Arévalo’s election threatens the corrupt establishment. President Giammattei’s government is retaliating with judicial persecution.

The document drafted by a Constitutional Council was finalized last week

Brazil’s largest city was hit by a storm which severely damaged the power grid on Friday

A drug trafficker wanted in four countries received a Uruguayan passport while detained in the UAE in 2012

The decision comes despite an electoral deal between the government and the opposition that allows each side to choose its candidate

The industrial engineer and former lawmaker had over 90% of the vote with 65% counted

The committee recommended the far-right former president be charged with an attempted coup and other crimes