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The Organization of American States' support for Israel contrasts sharply with Latin American countries' opposition to the Gaza war, potentially eroding the OAS's regional relevance and driving nations to alternative forums.
Edmundo Gonzalez, Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate, seeks asylum in Spain following disputed July election. International community expresses concern over democratic processes in Venezuela.
Nicaragua's National Assembly passes legislation allowing trials in absentia and asset seizure of opponents. UN expresses concern over increased repression and persecution of dissenters.
A UN report reveals intensifying crackdown on dissent in Nicaragua, detailing arbitrary arrests and torture under President Ortega's government. The findings cover a 12-month period ending May 2023.
The US has confiscated an aircraft linked to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, citing sanctions violations. The plane, allegedly bought illegally for $13 million, was seized amid ongoing political tensions in Venezuela.
Protests erupt in Caracas one month after contested election. Opposition demands transparency, while Maduro tightens grip on power. International community expresses concern over human rights violations.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro appoints ruling party boss Diosdado Cabello as interior minister, raising concerns about increased repression. The move follows a contested election and recent crackdown on opposition.
Guatemalan prosecutors seek to strip President Arevalo of immunity over alleged abuse of authority. This marks the third such request since his election, intensifying the ongoing conflict between the president and prosecutors.
The US is drafting sanctions against about 60 Venezuelan officials following a disputed presidential election. Measures target electoral, judicial, and security personnel involved in alleged political manipulation.
Venezuelan opposition leaders insist on recognizing Edmundo González as the winner of July's presidential vote, rejecting proposals for new elections from Latin American presidents amid ongoing political crisis.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva suggests Venezuelan counterpart Nicolás Maduro call for new elections with international observers. Lula emphasizes the need for transparency in election results.
Brazilian President Lula suggests new elections with international observers as a solution to Venezuela's political crisis. He also proposes a coalition government and calls for transparency in vote tallies.
Ecuador's government labels Vice President Abad's court filing to remove President Noboa as a coup attempt. Abad alleges gender-based political violence, while Noboa focuses on security issues and re-election.
Presidents of Brazil and Colombia plan a call to address Venezuela's contested election. The leaders aim to coordinate diplomatic efforts and seek transparency in voting results.
Panama's president calls for a 17-nation summit to address Venezuela's contested election. The initiative aims to support democracy and find a peaceful resolution to the ongoing political turmoil.
Venezuela faces post-election turmoil, Israel strikes Hezbollah in Beirut, and India grapples with deadly landslides. Meanwhile, Russia flexes naval might and Olympic fencing sparks cheesy controversy.