The Bolsonaro family has achieved a significant electoral victory in Brazil, marking a notable political comeback in the South American nation.
Flávio Bolsonaro leads Brazil's presidential election first round, challenging Lula da Silva and signaling a potential rightward shift.
Brazil's 2026 presidential race pits incumbent Lula da Silva against challenger Flávio Bolsonaro, a contest with regional implications.
US diesel exports are vital for Latin America and Europe, with disruptions risking recessions and harming global trade.
Latin America's right-wing leaders are consolidating power, aligning with the Trump administration's assertive regional strategy.
Allegations against a Supreme Court justice are reshaping Brazil's presidential election, with significant implications for the region and Washington.
Nations in Latin America and the Caribbean are designating crime groups as terrorists at U.S. request, enhancing legal tools for action.
Fourteen nations will designate 25 Latin American criminal groups as terrorist organizations at the UN General Assembly, mirroring a US policy.
Trump administration pushes for militarized approach and joint operations with Latin American countries to combat crime.
Right-wing leaders in Latin America are increasingly backing each other across borders, echoing Trump's style and targeting progressive ideologies.