Gabriel Boric

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

Over 150 progressive leaders from 15 countries gathered in Montevideo to coordinate opposition to Trump's foreign policy, rejecting military coercion and tariffs while calling for sovereign cooperation and denouncing U.S. interference in Latin American affairs.

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

Latin American countries vary in supporting Ukraine, with some voting in favor of UN resolutions and others abstaining or opposing them.

Businessmen defy US in dispute over Vaca Muerta amid geopolitical tensions with China.

Senator Patricia Bullrich defends President Javier Milei amid Brazil's diplomatic downgrade.

Peronist lawmaker criticizes Javier Milei's decree on expelling foreigners.

President Gustavo Petro sparked controversy internationally with diplomatic crises and protocol breaches.

Latin America experienced shifting political waves: progressive left governments initially reduced poverty through expansive spending, faced international economic headwinds and right-wing backlash, enabling conservative returns; a second leftist wave emerged around 2018 but faced fiscal constraints and renewed right-wing pressure.

Chile’s Palestinians push back against Israel policy shift

Chilean lawmakers accuse former Finance Minister Nicolás Grau of falsifying official financial data.

Los Fundamentalistas del Aire Acondicionado held a concert in Comodoro Rivadavia as a tribute to Indio Solari.

Chile's new government faces a larger-than-expected fiscal deficit, blaming the previous administration for overestimating income and omitting expenses.

Chile's President José Antonio Kast fires two ministers amid declining approval ratings.

India and Chile discuss trade diversification and multilateral cooperation to boost economic ties.

Nicolás Massot seeks a 2027 candidate like Frigerio or Llaryora for a centrist space.

Chile's fiscal project will harm the most vulnerable citizens by reducing social spending.

Claudio Fantini analyzes the unexpected resurgence of a territorial dispute between Argentina and Chile.

Over 150 progressive leaders from 15 countries gathered in Montevideo to criticize US interference in Latin America while acknowledging their own political failures, with former Chilean president Gabriel Boric urging consistency between rhetoric and action.

Peronism accelerates a parallel diplomacy with Brazil, China, and the Pope, opposing Milei's allies.

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

Argentina's diplomatic crisis with Brazil reached the Senate, with Patricia Bullrich defending President Javier Milei.

Patricia Bullrich criticizes Brazil for withdrawing its ambassador after Javier Milei insulted Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

Brazil's president responds to Argentine president Javier Milei's criticisms during a visit.

Latin America experiences a rapid rightward shift driven by anti-incumbent voter punishment rather than pure ideology, with right-wing candidates winning seven presidential elections in eighteen months, fundamentally reconfiguring the region's political landscape.

Latin America shifts to the right with Abelardo de la Espriella's election in Colombia.

Chile's Palestinians protest the new president's shift towards strengthening relations with Israel.

Chile Moves To Repair Israel Ties After Boric Years, Naming Gabriel Zaliasnik Ambassador

Petro criticizes Trump for supporting a candidate while having intervened in other countries' affairs himself.

Javier Milei maintains a 41% positive image after a year of fiscal adjustment in Argentina.

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal discussed India-Chile Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement progress with Chile's Foreign Minister, aiming to strengthen bilateral trade, investment, and strategic cooperation across digital services, MSMEs, and critical minerals sectors.

India's External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and Commerce Minister Goyal met Chilean counterparts to advance a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, discussing market diversification, trade expansion across digital services and critical minerals, and deepened multilateral cooperation.

Javier Milei's government restricts press access, similar to Bukele and Ortega's style.

Chile's former president Gabriel Boric negotiated economic partnerships with India while Trump imposed tariffs, exposing how Global South nations increasingly wield economic power as traditional Western dominance declines amid geopolitical instability.

Latin American progressive leaders gathered in Montevideo this weekend to reassert the left's political relevance amid regional electoral losses and rising right-wing movements, debating strategies for strengthening regional autonomy against U.S. influence and great power competition.

Axel Kicillof met with Uruguay's president in Montevideo to consolidate his figure.

Trump's Latin America allies are establishing ties with Israel, reversing past diplomatic rifts.

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

Latin America's second pink tide is receding, according to Foreign Policy.

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

A woman presumed dead by Chile's dictatorship is found alive in Argentina after DNA confirmed her identity as Bernarda Vera.

A British warship sailed through Argentine territorial waters, sparking controversy.

Libertarian candidate Abelardo de la Espriella's Colombian presidential victory consolidates a seventh right-wing government across South America, reflecting voter frustration with economic instability and insecurity rather than ideological shifts, analysts say.

South America's ideological balance shifts as right-wing governments gain ground on left-wing ones.

Chile's Justice Minister considers pardoning convicts of human rights abuses and sex crimes.

Chile's government will request a $6.2 billion debt increase to finance this year's commitments.

Chile's conservative government under José Antonio Kast abandoned the previous leftist administration's nationalization strategy for lithium, prioritizing investor certainty and economic growth over environmental protections in the world's second-largest lithium-producing nation.

Indian External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and Chilean Foreign Minister Mackenna discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation on trade diversification, exports, and services economy, while Commerce Minister Goyal reviewed progress on the proposed India-Chile Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement negotiations.

Chile's President José Antonio Kast will restore an ambassador to Israel, ending nearly two years of strained relations.

Chile's government proposes cutting social programs, sparking controversy and denial from President Kast.