Officers charged with policing Brazil’s ‘favelas’ face uncertain future
Community police claim to have been targets of hatred and violence by residents Locals believe they will leave as soon as the 2016 Olympics in Rio are over
Is Spain an “alcoholic society”?
Report says social acceptance of drinking makes it difficult to educate people about abuse Spaniards’ alcohol use comes in at twice the global average and higher than Europe’s
Pacific trade deal widens the breach between Latin American economies
Trans-Pacific Partnership shines light on countries that are still dependent on raw materials Slowdown of emerging economies also revealing the many chinks in the region’s armor
Madrid offers assisted reproduction to all after lesbian couple ruling
Court grants compensation to same-sex couple denied treatment following health cuts
Popular Party starts to draw red lines for potential post-electoral pacts
Governing party assuming it will have to negotiate with Ciudadanos in wake of polls But it says it will not let the emerging group dictate who will be prime minister
New US documents show Pinochet ordered ex-minister’s murder in 1976
Secretary Kerry gives Chilean leader 300 classified papers about the killing in Washington