How Spain halted the flow of migrants from Mauritania to the Canary Islands
Economic aid, diplomacy and joint police action have helped stop the people traffickers
Diego Lagomarsino: “I don’t know why my prints aren’t on that gun”
The IT expert who loaned Argentinean prosecutor Alberto Nisman his pistol talks to EL PAÍS
Thousands join silent march in Argentina to remember prosecutor
Heavy rain didn’t dissuade demonstrators from taking to streets to honor Alberto Nisman
Argentina asks US to focus on Jewish center bombing during Iranian talks
But Washington states discussions with Tehran will not stray from “nuclear issues”
Tensions heighten in Argentina after presidential inquiry reactivated
New prosecutor decides to maintain Kirchner as official suspect in cover-up case
Argentinean prosecutors plan “silent” march to honor dead colleague
Forensic experts discover second DNA sample in Alberto Nisman’s apartment
Judge selected to investigate cover-up allegations against Argentinean leader
Daniel Rafecas’ appointment comes after three colleagues declined to take the case
Nisman did not trust his bodyguards, says friend who loaned him gun
Large crowds turn up for Argentinean prosecutor's funeral in Buenos Aires
Argentinean president to dismantle top intelligence agency
Fernández de Kirchner blames service for complaint dead prosecutor filed against her
Prosecutor’s death casts suspicion on Argentina’s most feared spy
Nisman filed charges against president in retaliation for agent's dismissal, officials say
Secret entrance and prints found at home of dead Argentinean prosecutor
“The suicide was not a suicide,” says President Fernández de Kirchner
Protests in Argentina over Nisman case
Demonstrators call for investigation into the death of the prosecutor
No gunshot residue found on dead Argentinean prosecutor’s hands
President Fernández de Kirchner declassifies files on inquiry into Jewish center bombing
Prosecutor investigating Argentinean president found dead
Nisman had accused Fernández de Kirchner of cover-up over 1994 Jewish center bombing
Argentina leader accused of cover-up over 1994 Jewish center bombing
Prosecutor says Fernández de Kirchner conspired to hide Iran’s involvement in case
Uruguay’s elections: a lesson in fair play for a region in upheaval
Leftist Tabaré Vázquez, who won an absolute majority, calls in opposition to discuss plans
Kirchner supporters attack judge investigating president’s hotel firm
Argentinean state imposes $350 fine on company for irregularities
Uruguay to choose President Mujica’s successor in November 30 runoff
Frente Amplio and Partido Blanco candidates to face off in second round
Frente Amplio leaders clash as Uruguay election campaign ends
Row comes as polls show Mujica and Vázquez’s leftist coalition could lose presidency
Inflation once again an everyday battle for millions of Argentineans
Government has refused unions’ request for wage rise to mitigate high prices
President of Plaza de Mayo group finally finds her grandson
Estela de Carlotto has located Guido, after the young man underwent DNA testing
Argentina refuses to recognize default status
Judge Thomas Griesa orders the parties to hold further negotiations
Argentina in default, says ratings agency
No deal between “vulture funds” and government, but private banks may still save the day
Argentina has less than a day to avoid defaulting on its sovereign debt
Economy Minister Kicillof exhausts negotiations with “vulture funds”
Argentina: days away from a default
The Fernández administration must reach an agreement with the “vulture funds” by Wednesday
Fernández gets tough on negotiations with “vulture funds”
The country will not sign any other agreement, she warned in a speech on Tuesday
The US judge who has taken Argentina to the brink of default
Thomas Griesa has spent a decade attending to complaints against the Argentinean state