Ecuador Voters Reject Foreign Military Bases in Landmark Referendum
In a weekend referendum, Ecuadorians rejected foreign military bases and a constitutional rewrite, highlighting strong voter engagement and a focus on sovereignty.
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Chile votes: New Congress and President on the line
On Nov 16, 2025, Chileans vote for all Chamber seats, half the Senate, and pick one of eight presidential contenders in a landmark election shaping the country’s future.
Ecuador Votes Today: Major Constitutional Referendum 🗳️
Ecuadorians vote today on a referendum to allow foreign military bases and rewrite the constitution, a decision that could reshape the country’s political system.
US Launches Operation SOUTHERN SPEAR to Combat Narco-Terrorism
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unveiled Operation SOUTHERN SPEAR to remove narco-terrorists from the hemisphere, as US naval forces build up and Venezuela mobilizes.
US to Lift Tariffs on Coffee & Bananas from 4 Latin American Countries
US will remove tariffs on coffee, bananas and other foods from Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala, and El Salvador, aiming to lower prices and boost trade by year-end.
Tragic Bus Crash in Peru Leaves 37 Dead on Panamericana Sur
At least 37 people were killed and 18 injured after a bus veered off the Panamericana Sur highway in Arequipa, Peru, earlier today.
Peru Cuts Ties with Mexico Over Ex-PM’s Asylum
Peru breaks diplomatic ties with Mexico after Mexico granted asylum to ex-PM Betssy Chavez, alleging interference in Peru’s internal affairs.
Chancay Port: Peru’s New Maritime Gateway to Asia-Pacific
Discover how Peru’s Chancay Port, launched in 2021, transforms ancient landscapes into a modern maritime gateway to the Chinese mainland, cutting shipping time and boosting trade.
Lula’s Bold Call for an Independent Latin America
Brazil President Lula calls for a new ‘Latin American doctrine’ to strengthen regional unity and independence amid US trade tensions.
Trump OKs CIA Covert Ops in Venezuela: What You Need to Know
U.S. President Trump has authorized the CIA to run covert missions in Venezuela, sparking a tit-for-tat with President Maduro and raising regional tensions.