Ecuador raided the Mexican embassy on April 5, where they arrested Jorge Glas, a former vice president of Ecuador who had been seeking asylum there. After being detained, Glas fell ill and was transferred to hospital, according to the national...
Officials say a sophisticated ring of thieves are traveling to Chile where they can easily obtain a tourist visa waiver to enter the US and rob numerous upscale homes across the country.
Mexico is breaking diplomatic ties with Ecuador after police raided its embassy in Quito to arrest former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas. Journalist David Shortell reports.
As the influx of illegal immigrants into the US continues unabated, concerns are being raised about America's ability to absorb them, especially given the Biden administration's apparent lack of a coherent strategy to address the ongoing crisis.
Marine scientists document dozens of new species during a research expedition off the coast of Chile. Erin Easton, Chief Scientist at the Schmidt Ocean Institute, joins Michael Holmes to share her team's findings.
Brazil and France have come up with a plan to prevent billionaires from dodging taxes. CNN's John Vause speaks with Ryan Patel, a senior fellow at the Drucker School of Management at Claremont Graduate University.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro led a large rally of his supporters in São Paulo as he denied allegations that he took part in a coup plot in an attempt to stay in power. CNN Brasil's anchor luri Pitta has more.
Differences over Russia's invasion of Ukraine as well as the situation in Gaza overshadow the G20 foreign ministers summit in Rio de Janeiro. Stefano Pozzebon reports.
Former Barcelona and Brazil soccer player Dani Alves was found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman in a Barcelona nightclub and sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison, a Barcelona court ruled Thursday. Spanish soccer expert and broadcaster...
"My son was the last youngster these people murdered," Bilma Acuña says as she calmly recalls August 15, 2001. Acuña speaks from a modest public kitchen her nonprofit runs in Ciudad Oculta, or Hidden City, a slum in southern Buenos Aires.
More than one hundred people have been killed and several more injured in the Brazilian city of Vitoria this week, after military police officers staged a walkout to demand better salaries and benefits.
Military police and officials in the Brazilian state of Espirito Santo reach an agreement to suspend a strike that led to a weeklong spike in violence.
The Venezuelan government Wednesday ordered cable providers to take CNN en Español off the air, days after CNN aired an investigation into the alleged fraudulent issuing of Venezuelan passports and visas.
Ecuador is bringing its military into prisons in an attempt to regain control over gang influence. CNN's David Culver reports. #CNN #News
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Stefano Pozzebon reports on the latest accusations against President Nicolas Maduro's government.
Paul Salopek is following the path of human migration dating back to the Stone Age. He's 10 years into his "Out of Eden" walk, which takes him from Ethiopia to the southern tip of Argentina.
A police officer went undercover in an interesting costume to capture an alleged drug dealer in Lima, Peru.
There's a potential spoiler hanging over the famous carnival in Rio de Janeiro, which got underway on Friday. The city is grappling with an outbreak of dengue fever. CNN's Michael Holmes reports on concerns that the mass celebrations could make a...
CNN's Rosemary Church discusses Chile's deadly fires with climate scientist Raul Cordero Carrasco.
