Colombia's "Truth Commission" has released an overdue report on the Latin American country's over 50 years of unrest in an emotional ceremony in the capital, Bogota.

Anti-government protests by indigenous groups in Ecuador have left two people killed and 100 injured, with the country's defense minister warning that democracy in the Latin American state is at risk.

Colombia’s president-elect once praised Iran’s Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani for his anti-terror efforts.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has hailed a 20-year partnership agreement signed with Iran and Venezuela, saying it heralds the birth of a new era and transition to humanity from hegemonism.

Ecuador's president declares a state of exception across three provinces to calm protests against rising prices.

Newly released data shows that Black, indigenous, and other minority communities in Canada's biggest city of Toronto have faced disproportionate use-of-force by police officers.

Bolivia’s ex-president Jeanine Anez gets a 10-year prison term more than a year after her arrest on charges of leading a US-backed plot in 2019 to oust re-elected socialist president Evo Morales.

Muslim community leaders in Canada renew demands from the government to deal with Islamophobia a year after four members of a Muslim family were killed in a terrorist hate attack.

The US has decided against inviting leaders of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua to the Summit of the Americas, risking an embarrassing boycott of the US-hosted gathering by regional leaders.

The Mexican leader also insisted that all countries of the region should be able to take part in a Summit of the Americas to be held in Los Angeles in June.