Venezuela warns ex-Spanish PM may be banned from entering the country
Socialist veteran Felipe González wants to defend two jailed opposition leaders The Maduro government argues he has no authorization to practice law
Maduro asks for special powers to “defeat US imperialism”
Venezuelan leader's request comes after Washington’s action on human rights abuses
Leader of Mexico’s bloodthirsty Los Zetas drug cartel captured
Omar Treviño took control of the gang after his brother Miguel Ángel was captured in 2013
Maduro prepares exhibition in Madrid to showcase achievements
Three-day expo will refute “Francoist lies” about Venezuela, president claims
Mexico’s Pemex faces crucial budget cuts aimed at increasing profits
State oil firm is seeking to reinvigorate its finances by awarding private concessions
Mexico tries to stem flow of Central American migrants to United States
Civic organizations say new measures make crossing even more treacherous
Video shot at party brings down Mexican congressional leaders
Coordinator and vice-coordinator of right-wing PAN ousted after release of footage filmed in resort city
“I stole, yes, but just a little”
Mexican mayor’s confession show that anti-corruption measures have made little progress
Mexico fights for its forests
Communities are embracing sustainable wood production, but illegal logging continues
Civil Guard investigating possible tax fraud in staging of Messi charity matches
Officers find transfers worth almost €1m sent to “G. Marín-Messi” in Caribbean offshore haven
This week’s movie releases
Epic drama 'Pompeii' sees digital lava wreak digital destruction on the ancient Roman city Japanese animation genius Hayao Miyazaki says goodbye with 'The Wind Rises'
Maduro promises “drastic measures” to quell Venezuelan unrest
Death toll rises to 25 after three more killings during anti-government demonstrations
Mexico braces for drug violence after Sinaloa cartel chief’s capture
Profitable drug routes up for grabs now that El Chapo is behind bars
Texas executes a Mexican national despite international pressure
Residents of Miacatlán hoped until the last minute that clemency would be granted
From a jail cell in Venezuela to a negotiation table in Cuba
Julián Coronado had been detained since 2011
Colombia tells FARC leaders it will not respond to threats
The Colombian government’s negotiator reacts to the FARC’s announcement that it will reveal “the truth” of what happened in Havana
Bolivia asks Brazil to hand over rogue senator
Morales wants Pinto Molina to face the 20 charges pending against him in Bolivia
“They do the job that the authorities should be doing”
Chavista congressman hurls homophobic slurs at Venezuelan opposition leader
Mexico orders the arrest of Caro Quintero for extradition
Mexico's government on guard in the wake of violence in Michoacán
Seven clashes between police and suspected delinquents have left at least 26 dead and 15 injured
A chance to make the world all over again
U.N. must investigate Oswaldo Payá’s death
The man who had orchestrated the largest democratic petition drive in Cuban history, was killed. Carromero’s detailed account of the crash matches that of other witnesses
Muzzling a free-speech champion
Only a handful of countries have joined Ecuador in this determined effort to weaken our regional human rights system
The Decade That Was (2003-2013)
Latin America has, for the most part, seen sustained growth, reduced levels of poverty and equality, and rising confidence and activism on the global stage
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