The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) concluded “grave episodes of use of excessive force” took place during last December’s protests.

The Peruvian government says it is working with regional neighbors to evaluate creation of a “humanitarian corridor” for returning Venezuelans

Brazil’s president didn’t set funding aside for Fernández — but he’s going to bat for him on the world stage

Lula is seeking to drum up international support for his neighbor, but acknowledged Fernández was going home “without any money”

Title 42, a controversial policy allowing US to limit migrant entry on public health grounds, ends on May 11

Police say “false data” was added to database to alter people’s immunization statuses

The Organization of American States (OAS) says there is no reason to doubt the election results

Third round of peace talks comes after nine soldiers were killed in March in what ELN calls self-defense

Argentine importers could pay in pesos while Brazilian exporters would access a financing mechanism