Nicaragua's Opposition Faces a Stacked Electoral Deck
Reforms and a fractured opposition only make it easier for Daniel Ortega to secure a fifth term as president in November.
Vaccines Reignite China vs. Taiwan Debate in Latin America
Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Paraguay, which recognize Taipei over Beijing, are among the few countries in the region not receiving Chinese vaccines.
Leaders Summit on Climate: Latin America's Concerns
Seven Latin American and Caribbean countries with varying commitments to fighting climate change are participating in Biden’s virtual forum.
Opposite Corners: Castillo and Fujimori to Spar in Peru’s Second Round
The electorate’s apathy is giving way to antipathy as two of the most polarizing candidates move on to the June 6 runoff.
Third Time's a Charm for Ecuador's Guillermo Lasso
The president-elect has pitched a business-friendly economic vision but will have to work with a divided legislature.
Covid Check-in: Cuba's Homegrown Vaccines
With two vaccines in the final trial phase, Cuba plans to ramp up domestic and international distribution.
Who's Who in Brazil's Cabinet and Military Reshuffle
In a dramatic game of musical chairs, the country saw ministers and top brass replaced. AS/COA Online looks at who will take over these high-ranking roles.