Francesco Manetto

A new report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime warns that trafficking has also increased in Asia and Oceania, while seizures on the border have doubled

Increasingly assertive regional powers in the north have combined with scandals and incidents of violence to create a difficult environment for Andrés Manuel López Obrador in upcoming elections

The vice-president’s trip will be marked by a growing list of grievances regarding sovereignty, trade disputes, drug trafficking, migration and energy policy

Investigations involving current and former prominent political figures have opened a debate over judicial independence, impunity and persecution

Andrés Manuel López Obrador is hitting out against the energy sector, the judiciary and the feminist movement, but he still maintains high approval ratings and is expected to sail to victory

Documents seen by EL PAÍS shed more light on the allegations involving General Nicacio de Jesús Martínez Espinel, which date from the conflict with FARC guerrillas

The opposition leader, recognized as interim president of Venezuela by 50 countries, says that all options are being considered in order to remove Nicolás Maduro from power

The president of the National Assembly talks to EL PAÍS about why Nicolás Maduro must leave office and whether a military intervention is on the cards

Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a leftist leader, has promised to take a tougher stand against the US

Sunday’s polls have been widely criticized with several countries refusing to recognize the results

Host country to Summit of the Americas withdraws Nicolás Maduro invitation over April 22 election

Nominee for the Colombia Democratic Center discusses the need to end “impunity” and to foster reform

Lenín Moreno spoke with EL PAÍS about his project for Ecuador and about the Catalan crisis

Mayor says building that once housed drug lord’s operations to become park honoring victims

Prosecutors have seized over $100 million in assets so far this year, within national territory and abroad

After three weeks of protests, living conditions in the South American nation are more precarious than ever

Nicolas Maduro says Telefónica affiliate sent “millions of messages to users every two hours”

Three dead in clashes throughout the country on Wednesday; 100,000 people marched in Caracas

Constitutional Court rules being under the influence only punishable if performance affected

United Nations report says it is confident peace process in Colombia will help combat drug

Podemos and Ciudadanos have been effectively sidelined in the new Congress

Anti-austerity party’s leader Pablo Iglesias ruffled by comparisons with US president-elect

Key warship-building contract at stake, but opposition wants King Felipe to talk human rights

Party leader Pablo Iglesias defends Ramón Espinar, who made €20,000 from sale of subsidized home

Pedro Sánchez’s resignation leaves main opposition deeply divided on best way to avoid third election

Main opposition Socialists cannot agree on whether to let conservatives form a government