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El Salvador: Nayib Bukele plans to release thousands of gang-era detainees
The president says the system could soon let go of half those held during the massive crackdown, acknowledging the scale of the state of emergency.
U.S. Army soldiers deploy to Latin America for anti-drug operations
Around 600 troops from the 10th Mountain Division are heading south to train with local forces as the administration ramps up its anti-trafficking campaign.
Panama 7.6 Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Warnings Across Latin America
A massive quake hit Panama's southern coast, sparking urgent warnings of hazardous waves across Central and South America.
Brazil presidential election: Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro face off
The incumbent president faces the son of the imprisoned former leader in a high-stakes vote that could head to a runoff.
Brazil election: Lula faces off against Flávio Bolsonaro in high-stakes vote
Latin America's largest nation heads to the polls today in a polarizing race that pits the leftwing incumbent against the far-right senator.
LATAM stablecoin market faces liquidity concerns due to thin provider base
New research suggests that a handful of major players control the off-ramps for Latin American crypto users, creating potential risks for cashing out.
Lula Accuses Trump of Trying to 'Colonize' Brazil Before Election
The Brazilian presidential campaign claims the U.S. is meddling to help Flávio Bolsonaro capture natural resources.