A Chilean copper firm looks to Africa, Venezuelan intelligence arrests "Gordito," trade fears stoked in the U.S. election, and Ottowa proposes Canadian uranium enrichment. Read these stories and more in the Weekly Roundup.
The Andean standoff, the U.S. election's NAFTA controversy, climate change and the Panama Canal, and a challenge to Paraguay's ruling party. Read these stories and more in the Weekly Roundup.
Signs of slow change in Cuba, Latin American currencies and the U.S. dollar, and what the candidates said this week about Latin America. Read these stories and more in the Weekly Roundup.
Presidential candidates react to news of Fidel Castro’s resignation, U.S.-Latin American trade rises, how the Fed's decisions affects El Salvador, and the G8+5 meeting in Brasilia. Read about these news stories and more in our weekly roundup.
Venezuela's state-owned oil company plans supply cuts to Exxon Mobil after the firm freezes its assets, Brazil and France sign an arms deal, and General Motors plans to relocate Colombian plants. Read more about events in the Americas in our weekly news roundup.
This week in the Americas, millions of Colombians protested against the FARC, U.S. voters took part in primaries shaped by an immigration debate and Latino vote, and Brazilian beef exporters expressed anger over an EU ban. Read more in our new weekly news roundup.
