Latin America News Dispatch

Roberta Jacobson, who served the post just under two years, has more than three decades of experience in the region.

According to investigators for the National Anti-corruption Council, Rosa Elena Bonilla deposited over half a million dollars of state funds into her own bank account in January 2014.

The lawmakers asked the inspectors general at the Justice and State Departments to investigate a series of attacks.

The Marxist ELN rebel group announced Monday morning that it will enforce a four-day unilateral ceasefire during Colombia’s March 11 congressional elections.

Preliminary arrangements for outgoing Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto’s first visit to the Trump White House were set aside last week.

Eight Haitian and Salvadoran immigrants filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Thursday.

It will be the first time a former head of state faces a judge in the United States in connection with alleged human rights abuses.

The maritime dispute is over a century old, dating back to land seizures in 1879 during the War of the Pacific.

Former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori could be tried again, a court decided on Monday.

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