José Antonio Kast

Javier Milei will meet with José Antonio Kast in Chile amid controversy over the Magallanes Strait.

Chile protests Argentina's air force chief's claim of sovereignty over the Strait of Magellan.

Javier Negre distances himself from detained associate Fernando Cerimedo.

Trump threatened Iran with unprecedented economic sanctions and isolation, claiming economic devastation, yet similar decades-long embargoes on Cuba and Iran proved ineffective while the United States faces record twenty-trillion-dollar debt and domestic crises including homelessness and economic hardship.

Chile transfers nearly 300 high-risk inmates to a new prison as President Kast ramps up security efforts.

Argentina's inflation rate is expected to be high, exceeding neighboring countries like Brazil.

Chile allows Codelco to retain 100% of its 2025 profits, totaling $2.42 billion.

De la Espriella assumes presidency, ordering attacks on narcoterrorism in Colombia.

Chile's president announces a 30-project law agenda to combat organized crime and terrorism.

Chile and Honduras restore ambassadors to Israel after nearly two years of diplomatic strains over the Gaza War.

Colombia's peace architecture faces uncertainty with new president Abelardo de la Espriella taking office.

King Felipe VI and presidents Javier Milei and Daniel Noboa will attend Abelardo De La Espriella's presidential inauguration in Cali.

Argentine President Milei met with South Korea's Lee Jae-myung, advancing bilateral trade agreements in energy, minerals, and food while establishing a working group, prioritizing swift negotiations over Mercosur bureaucracy.

Argentine President Javier Milei leads a newly formed Latin American right-wing coalition of eight leaders united against leftist dominance, prioritizing crime combat, private sector investment, and U.S. alignment to counter China's regional influence.

President Javier Milei will present a reform project to limit the Treasury's access to the BCRA.

President Javier Milei received a Doctor Honoris Causa degree in Peru for his commitment to economic freedom.

Keiko Fujimori assumed Peru's presidency, promising a tough stance on crime and corruption.

Nadia Beller claims Fernando Cerimedo boasted of helping José Antonio Kast become Chile's president.

Fernando Cerimedo's arrest sparked concern over ANDIS and had repercussions in Mexico and Brazil.

Chile's President Kast launches a risky security operation to regain support.

Chile's economy unexpectedly stagnated in the second quarter, dealing a blow to President Kast.

Chile transfers nearly 300 high-risk inmates to a new maximum-security prison.

Chile departs from the Non-Aligned Movement, revealing a shift in foreign policy under Kast's leadership.

Chile's government allowed state copper miner Codelco to retain its entire 2.42 billion dollar 2025 profits instead of distributing them to the treasury, addressing the world's fifth largest copper producer's over 20 billion dollar debt crisis amid global supply concerns.

Chile's president José Antonio Kast celebrates a court ruling absolving a former policeman who blinded a young man during social unrest.

Presidents from several countries attend Keiko Fujimori's inauguration in Lima, Peru.

Donald Trump's approval rating has plummeted to 32-34 percent domestically and faces 77 percent disapproval globally, approaching Nixon's Watergate-era lows, while his Latin American allies including Milei and Paz Pereira also suffer collapsing support.

US Ambassador Brandon Judd, a former Border Patrol agent, faced widespread political backlash in Chile after criticizing government ministers over trade tariff negotiations, with lawmakers across the political spectrum condemning his remarks as improper diplomatic interference.

Chile and Venezuela restore consular relations to advance migration policy.

Trump supports Milei, his South American ally, amidst rising Chinese influence.

President Javier Milei is organizing a regional summit in Argentina to position himself as leader of Latin America's right wing, unite free-market allies like Bukele and Noboa, and become Washington's primary interlocutor while challenging Brazil's progressive axis.

President Javier Milei attended Keiko Fujimori's presidential inauguration in Peru.

Javier Milei attended Keiko Fujimori's inauguration as Peru's president, meeting her privately.

Argentina reaffirms its position on the Strait of Magellan, citing 1881 and 1984 treaties, to defuse friction with Chile.

Ultra-right groups in Latin America use mercenaries and digital fraud to influence elections.

Lawmakers and politicians from 15 countries gather in Montevideo for a progressive congress.

President Kast launches a punitive anti-crime program in Chile, transferring 191 high-risk inmates to a high-security prison.

Public universities face ideological attacks from right-wing governments worldwide, with similar rhetoric used in various countries.

The Philippines' Foreign Affairs Secretary visited Brazil and Chile to diversify food sources, secure industrial inputs, and strengthen trade partnerships across the 18,000-kilometer distance, marking 80 years of diplomatic relations with both South American nations.

Argentina's 2027 presidential election is uncertain, with polls and emotions influencing the outcome.

Abelardo de la Espriella assumes Colombia's presidency with right-wing presence today.

Pablo Quirno and others hosted a global anti-abortion think tank event in Buenos Aires.

Argentine President Milei met Peru's President Fujimori in Lima, agreeing to strengthen economic and security cooperation while building potential right-wing regional alignment amid diplomatic tensions with Brazil.

Cali is ready to host delegations from 20 countries for the presidential inauguration.

The right is triumphing globally, particularly in Latin America, due to aggressive US policies and left-wing divisions.

Clara Brugada proposes an international mechanism to protect migrants from discrimination and xenophobia.

Heavy rains hit Chile and New York, causing floods and power outages, with millions under threat of severe inundations.

Argentine President Javier Milei met Peru's newly inaugurated President Keiko Fujimori in Lima to strengthen bilateral cooperation in economy, security, and innovation, amid regional diplomatic tensions and apparent efforts to build a right-wing political bloc.

Argentine President Javier Milei met with newly inaugurated Peruvian leader Keiko Fujimori to strengthen a regional right-wing bloc, while tensions with Brazil's Lula overshadowed his diplomatic tour and Argentina's economy remained unstable despite IMF engagement.