International/Latin America

Peña, who reopened Paraguay’s embassy in Jerusalem in 2024, is under investigation for suspected breach of trust and influence peddling

Brazil seeks answers over alleged foreign assistance after reports that a former Mossad officer escorted Flávio Bolsonaro across the Argentine border before his flight to the US

Interim President Delcy Rodríguez was initially meant to serve 90 days but remains in office and has called no election. Machado’s top foreign affairs adviser said she will work on an election date

Brazil elected its most conservative Congress since the return to democracy in the 1980s. The government forecasts the economy will grow just 2.3% next year

The incumbent president is seeking a fourth term, while the former president’s son promises a rightward shift and stronger ties with Washington and Israel.

Hezbollah is reportedly relying on criminal networks in Brazil to recruit agents, finance its activities, and prepare operations against Israeli and Jewish interests

The announcement on Thursday initiates an IHRA membership process for Paraguay, which will begin with observer status. It could subsequently become an IHRA liaison and then full member

Bolsonaro outperforms polling forecasts to take 47% of the vote against Lula’s 45%, setting up an October 25 showdown with major implications for Brazil’s economy and foreign relations

Bogotá cites links to terrorist groups and concerns over human rights and Iran’s nuclear program; consular relations remain in place

A new Argentine indictment names seven Iranian officials and a Hezbollah operative accused of roles in the 1994 attack on Buenos Aires’ Jewish community center

After years of rivalry, Messi and Ronaldo have received an invitation to participate in Carlos Tevez's retirement match at the "La Bombonera" stadium next December

The White House released new details of its oil agreement with Venezuela, confirming the Pentagon will hold a 35% equity stake in a private company gaining 100-year rights to 17 Venezuelan oil fields

The mission comes as Jerusalem and Bogotá move to restore ties under Colombia's new government following years of strained relations

As the end of the critical 72-hour window approaches, the death toll from the 7.4 magnitude earthquake has risen to 265, with more than 3,500 injured and nearly 500 missing

President Abelardo De La Espriella declared a national state of emergency, saying, "The national government has all of its capabilities deployed to protect lives, assist affected communities"

A powerful earthquake tore through western Colombia on Monday, sending shockwaves as far as Venezuela and neighboring Ecuador. Officials in multiple regions reported casualties

During the meeting, Sa'ar thanked de la Espriella for his decision to relocate Colombia's embassy to Jerusalem, calling the move "laying a brick in the walls of Jerusalem"

Abelardo de la Espriella is expected in Cali on Friday for his inauguration ceremony

Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, met with an Israeli aid delegation as it concluded its field activity following a severe earthquake

Israeli officials say the mission's continued presence, even after most international teams have departed, has added significant value to the effort

Federal Police carried out a fresh search of former President Jair Bolsonaro's residence on Wednesday, the latest step in a monitoring process tied to his house arrest

At the request of Venezuela's interim president Rodriguez, and with the agreement of Israeli PM Netanyahu, the Israeli aid mission will remain in Venezuela for two additional weeks

"As long as there is even the slightest chance of finding survivors, we will continue searching without giving up"

At the request of the Venezuelan government, the Israeli aid delegation will also take part in the development of a national plan for the reconstruction of areas destroyed by the earthquake