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South America

  • The Royal Flycatcher Has a Bright-Red Retracting Fan-Shaped Crest—Here’s the Weird Reason Why
    The Royal Flycatcher Has a Bright-Red Retracting Fan-Shaped Crest—Here’s the Weird Reason Why
    An elaborate waving red crest catches the eye, a shot of crimson color hanging from a jungle vine in a tangle of debris, the feathers of a tiny bird. Its ...
    April 30, 2024BY Michael Wing
  •  ‘Burglary Tourists’ Rob Wealthy Homes
     ‘Burglary Tourists’ Rob Wealthy Homes
    ‘Burglary tourism’ has been the latest trend for international crime. Most of the suspects fly in from South ...
    March 18, 2024BY Ilene Eng
  • Inside Argentina’s New Government, with Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich
    Inside Argentina’s New Government, with Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich
    In this episode, I sit down with Argentina’s Security Minister, Patricia Bullrich. We dive into the changes her ...
    March 5, 2024BY Jan Jekielek
  • Oil War in South America: Venezuela’s Maduro Threatens Guyana
    Oil War in South America: Venezuela’s Maduro Threatens Guyana
    Commentary Usually, dictators first invade and seize coveted territory before they hold a sham plebiscite to mask their ...
    December 7, 2023BY Austin Bay
  • Inflation: The Slayer of Left-Wing, Socialist Governments
    Inflation: The Slayer of Left-Wing, Socialist Governments
    Since when, if ever, have the phrases ‘economic responsibility’ and ‘South America’ been seen in the same sentence?
    November 22, 2023BY Eric Abetz
  • Former Brazil President on Fighting Corrupt Media, Socialist Judges, Communist Subversion | Facts Matter
    Former Brazil President on Fighting Corrupt Media, Socialist Judges, Communist Subversion | Facts Matter
    The 38th president of Brazil, Mr. Jair Bolsonaro, was in Washington DC over the weekend — where he ...
    March 7, 2023BY Roman Balmakov
  • This 19th-Century American Painter Journeyed Deep into the Brazilian Jungle to Capture the Essence of Delicate Hummingbirds
    This 19th-Century American Painter Journeyed Deep into the Brazilian Jungle to Capture the Essence of Delicate Hummingbirds
    “I always loved those little creatures, always feeling blessed when they appeared nearby. There’s a magical quality to ...
    April 17, 2022BY Jeff Perkin
  • China in ‘Relentless March’ for Influence in Latin America: US General
    China in ‘Relentless March’ for Influence in Latin America: US General
    China and Russia are expanding their influence in Latin America and the Caribbean, and challenging the United States' ...
    March 26, 2022BY Andrew Thornebrooke
  • Peru’s President Suggests Offering Sea Access to Bolivia, Sparking Outrage
    Peru’s President Suggests Offering Sea Access to Bolivia, Sparking Outrage
    SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia—Peru's socialist President Pedro Castillo made cryptic remarks during a live interview on Jan. 25 about ...
    February 1, 2022BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Chile Begins Fourth Vaccine Dose to Prevent the CCP Virus
    Chile Begins Fourth Vaccine Dose to Prevent the CCP Virus
    SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia—Outgoing president Sebastian Pinera announced that as of Jan. 10 the nation will begin the next ...
    January 12, 2022BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Paraguay Becomes First South American Nation to Use 100 Percent Renewable Electricity
    Paraguay Becomes First South American Nation to Use 100 Percent Renewable Electricity
    SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia—With the electrification of the Bahia Negra plant on Dec. 29, the National Electricity Administration of ...
    January 7, 2022BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Brazil’s Top Court to Decide on Expanding Travel Vaccine Mandate to Citizens
    Brazil’s Top Court to Decide on Expanding Travel Vaccine Mandate to Citizens
    SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia—The ministers of Brazil's Supreme Court are scheduled to vote on Dec. 16 to decide on ...
    December 15, 2021BY Autumn Spredemann
  • China’s Resource Exploitation in South America Is ‘Unstoppable’
    China’s Resource Exploitation in South America Is ‘Unstoppable’
    PUERTO SUAREZ, Bolivia—As China continues expanding its influence in South America through investments, some local communities in Bolivia, Peru, ...
    December 10, 2021BY Autumn Spredemann
  • US No Longer Lists Colombia’s FARC as Terrorist Organization
    US No Longer Lists Colombia’s FARC as Terrorist Organization
    Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced on Nov. 30 that the United States no longer designates the guerrilla ...
    December 1, 2021BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Paraguay Suffering as Inflation Pushes Cost of Imports to 16-Year High
    Paraguay Suffering as Inflation Pushes Cost of Imports to 16-Year High
    The upward trend of prices on items imported into Paraguay continues with no end in sight. Inflation on imports ...
    November 30, 2021BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Presidential Impeachments Sweep Across South America
    Presidential Impeachments Sweep Across South America
    Peru's Congress filed a motion to impeach President Pedro Castillo on Nov. 25, which political rival Keiko Fujimori and her ...
    November 26, 2021BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Peru Suffers Alarming Death Rate From CCP Virus, Despite Vaccinations
    Peru Suffers Alarming Death Rate From CCP Virus, Despite Vaccinations
    Since the onset of the pandemic, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) virus killed 200,635 people in Peru, making ...
    November 17, 2021BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Powerful Webb Space Telescope Featuring Canadian Instruments Set for Dec. 18 Launch
    Powerful Webb Space Telescope Featuring Canadian Instruments Set for Dec. 18 Launch
    MONTREAL—In just over a month, the world's largest, most advanced telescope will be launched into orbit from a ...
    November 16, 2021BY The Canadian Press
  • High Desert Andean ‘Corridor of Death’ Proves a Hot Spot for Illegal Migration
    High Desert Andean ‘Corridor of Death’ Proves a Hot Spot for Illegal Migration
    In the high-altitude desert shared by Chile and Bolivia lies a remote stretch of dirt road that marks ...
    November 1, 2021BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Chinese State-Subsidized Vessels Near South America Raise Concerns About Illegal Fishing
    Chinese State-Subsidized Vessels Near South America Raise Concerns About Illegal Fishing
    Hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels fill the seas near the maritime borders of South American countries. While appearing ...
    October 6, 2021BY Danella Pérez Schmieloz
  • Small Fry: Peru’s Fishermen Battle China’s Overseas Fleet
    Small Fry: Peru’s Fishermen Battle China’s Overseas Fleet
    PUCUSANA, PERU—Aboard the Ocean Warrior in the eastern Pacific Ocean, José López proudly remembers his first catch: he ...
    September 27, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • UK Ban on Travel From South America Comes Into Force
    UK Ban on Travel From South America Comes Into Force
    The UK ban on travel from South America has come into force, with the transport secretary describing it ...
    January 15, 2021BY Simon Veazey
  • Concerned Over Brazil Variant, UK Bans Travel From South America
    Concerned Over Brazil Variant, UK Bans Travel From South America
    From tomorrow, the UK is banning travel from all South American countries, hoping to stop a new variant ...
    January 14, 2021BY Simon Veazey
  • South American Countries Join Forces to Combat Chinese Fishing Fleets
    South American Countries Join Forces to Combat Chinese Fishing Fleets
    Four South American countries have joined forces to tackle illegal fishing by vast Chinese fleets off their coasts. ...
    November 5, 2020BY Cathy He
  • Government to Fly Aussies Home From S. America
    Government to Fly Aussies Home From S. America
    Australians in South America have been thrown a lifeline after the government organised special commercial flights to rescue ...
    April 6, 2020BY AAP
  • China Expands Influence in America’s Backyard, Southcom Commander Warns
    China Expands Influence in America’s Backyard, Southcom Commander Warns
    China's influence in America's back yard is intensifying, according to the U.S. military commander for Central and South ...
    March 12, 2020BY Simon Veazey
  • WhatsApp Outages Reported Across Asia, Europe, South America
    WhatsApp Outages Reported Across Asia, Europe, South America
    The popular messaging service WhatsApp is down for thousands of people across Asia, Europe, and South America. According ...
    January 19, 2020BY Tom Ozimek
TOP NEWS
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  • Trump-Ordered Vaccine Safety Report Delayed Past Deadline
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  • Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
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