Latin American Right-Wing Leaders Forge Cross-Border Alliances
Right-wing leaders in Latin America are increasingly backing each other across borders, echoing Trump's style and targeting progressive ideologies.
Right-wing leaders in Latin America are increasingly backing each other across borders, echoing Trump's style and targeting progressive ideologies.
Latin American nations are divided over Argentina's World Cup run, with historical and identity claims fueling opposition.
Keiko Fujimori wins Peru's presidency, returning her family's movement to power amid deep national divisions.
Colombia votes Sunday in a high-stakes election pitting a Trump-backed rightist against a leftist continuity candidate.
Colombian lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella, backed by Donald Trump, is poised for a win, signaling a right-wing resurgence in Latin America.
Former President Trump may back a right-wing ally in Brazil's crucial upcoming election, potentially impacting Latin America's political landscape.
Colombia's presidential election pits a leading leftist candidate against a surging far-right challenger, with regional implications.
As Nicolás Maduro is ousted, the focus shifts to whether Venezuela's dire conditions have improved enough for millions of exiles to return home.
Frances Robles has reported on Latin America for over 25 years, delivering in-depth coverage.