Boluarte Ousted, José Jerí Voted as Interim President of Peru Before Swirl of Sexual Controversy

José Jerí has been elected President of Peru, the seventh in a decade, after the nation’s Congress ousts the unpopular Dina Boluarte in an unchallenged vote
Maduro Announces Christmas in October amid Rising Concerns of U.S. Military Intervention

Nicolás Maduro announces the beginning of Christmas festivities as the regime in Caracas frets over a potential U.S. intervention in Venezuela
Ecuador Presidential Convoy Attacked During Indigenous Protests

President Noboa’s presidential convoy assaulted by indigenous group protesting cuts in fuel subsidy
Triple Homicide of Three Young Girls in Buenos Aires

The bodies of three young women, including a minor of 15, were discovered by police on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, raising suspicion among investigators of links to local drug gangs
Peruvian Fugitive, ‘The Monster’, Apprehended in Paraguay

A nighttime operation, coordinated by Peruvian and Paraguayan authorities, arrest one of South America’s most wanted fugitives in hideout in Paraguay
Protests over Cuts in Diesel Subsidies Rock Ecuador

Ecuador’s government moves ahead with cuts in fuel subsidies, igniting unrest from the nation’s indigenous population
Ecuador Prison Erupts in Violence, Killing 14

Local Ecuadorian gangs spark rioting in Machala prison, taking over control of the complex as President Daniel Noboa continues his nationwide crime crackdown
U.S. Helps Calm Fears of Argentine Stock Market Crisis

The Argentine peso has suffered a steep plunge in recent weeks, leading investors to sell off Argentinian stocks and bonds in the wake of a bitter defeat in legislative elections in Buenos Aires earlier this month. President Javier Milei’s La Libertad Avanza right-wing coalition party was outpaced by the Fuerza Patria, the left-wing Peronist opposition party personified by […]
President Milei Breaks Argentine Hearts, Announces State TV Will Pass on 2026 FIFA World Cup

The Argentine government of Javier Milei has announced that the nation’s State Television agency will not be broadcasting matches from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, citing austerity measures
Defense Minister Confirms 34+ Colombian Soldiers Kidnapped in Clashes with Rebels

Colombia’s Defense Minister Pedro Sanchez, confirmed that at least 34 soldiers have been held hostage for two days following heavy fighting with guerrilla forces of FARC dissidents