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

Julio Glinternick Bitelli responded to comments made by Milei calling President Lula a ‘communist’ and saying that his allies would be the US and Israel

The doctrinal office issued the statement in response to questions from a bishop

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

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 Pontiff was due to address a delegation from the Conference of European Rabbis.