Permanent Council of the OAS silences Venezuelan opposition
Member states agree to make the session featuring Representative Corina Machado private
Venezuelan troops try to crush unrest in nation’s third-largest city
Top US military official warns of "catastrophic" demise of Maduro government
OAS meeting ends with no action taken on Venezuela
Bolivia presents resolution lauding Maduro’s attempts to resolve the unrest
Venezuela, Ecuador and Cuba top US human rights blacklist
State Department survey warns of crackdowns on personal liberties and guarantees
Vatican says sorry for pedophilia, but continues to protect its own
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United Nations report calls on Holy See to hand over priests accused of sexual abuse
Peña Nieto and Obama seek to reinforce NAFTA trade treaty
Leaders of Mexico, Canada and United States meet to push for stronger bonds with Pacific
Venezuela opposition leader challenges Maduro to arrest him
Government hunts “fascist” Leopoldo López over protest
Growing majority of Americans favor new relations with Cuba
Poll by the Atlantic Council demonstrates shifts in attitudes over longstanding US policy
Cuba pulls off diplomatic coups as host country of CELAC summit
Washington calls on Castro to release activists prevented from protesting at event
Ecuador’s top court upholds ruling against Chevron in environmental case
US oil giant will only have to pay half of what it was ordered to pay in compensation
Ibero-American Summit loses its gloss as leaders stay home
Many empty chairs in Panama City due to health issues and schedule conflicts
Rousseff blasts international spying “intrusion” before United Nations
Brazilian leader calls for global framework to protect internet communications
OAS asks Spain and other countries to apologize to Bolivia
Spanish representative calls meeting “a show” while Italy warns of "serious consequences"
US insists that spying allegations won’t affect Brazil relations
Brasilia opens inquiry to see if telecoms cooperated with Washington in mass espionage program
US officials distance themselves from the European airspace episode that grounded Evo Morales
“Those decisions were taken by Spain, France, Portugal and Italy,” says State Department Bolivian leader: measures taken were a “provocation” against Latin America
Peru will become a strategic US ally, Humala tells Obama
White House meeting celebrates increased trade ties
Former Guatemalan president faces US criminal charges in New York
Portillo’s lawyers claim Washington is “over-reaching” its jurisdiction
US charges former State Department official with spying for Cuba
Marta Rita Velazquez allegedly met Cuban agents in Madrid in the 1980s The 57-year-old former government employee fled the country and lives in Stockholm
Police chief doubts compel US to review Honduran aid
Human rights concerns over destination of Washington humanitarian money
North Mexico versus South Mexico
The USA’s youth soccer teams have a large Hispanic presence Some American-born players opt to represent Mexico
OAS closes process to reform human rights system with lukewarm resolution
Member states agree to “continue dialogue” over changes to appease ALBA nations
Blogger tells Washington not to believe in Cuban reforms
“Each message tweeted by a citizen opens a gap in the wall of censorship,” says Yoani Sánchez