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Continue reading Latest News for Latest News – Peru — October 16, 2026Chile Reopens Venezuelan Consulates Amid Political Shifts, Sparks Debate on Prisoner Care and Climate Resilience
The Chilean foreign ministry announced that its consular offices in Caracas and Puerto Ordaz will resume partial operations on Monday, 19 October, marking a reversal of the diplomatic freeze with Venezuela. The move signals the Kast administration’s intent to…
Continue reading Chile Reopens Venezuelan Consulates Amid Political Shifts, Sparks Debate on Prisoner Care and Climate ResilienceChile Reopens Two Consulates in Venezuela Amid Diplomatic Thaw
The Chilean Foreign Ministry confirmed that its consular offices in Caracas and Puerto Ordaz will resume partial operations starting Monday, 19 October. This marks a significant step in restoring diplomatic services that had been suspended, signaling a rapprochement between…
Continue reading Chile Reopens Two Consulates in Venezuela Amid Diplomatic ThawArgentine opposition fails to secure quorum, Mileí’s DNU stands
Key developments: In the lower house, lawmakers opposing President Javier Mileí were unable to gather the required quorum to vote on repealing the controversial emergency decree (DNU 70/30), a move that would have challenged his economic agenda. Multiple…
Continue reading Argentine opposition fails to secure quorum, Mileí’s DNU standsColombia Opens Embassy in Jerusalem, Signaling Major Diplomatic Shift
Colombia officially inaugurated an embassy in Jerusalem, a move that signals a dramatic realignment in its foreign policy toward Israel. The new diplomatic mission underscores a deepening bilateral relationship and positions Colombia among the few Latin American nations…
Continue reading Colombia Opens Embassy in Jerusalem, Signaling Major Diplomatic ShiftArgentine President Javier Milei Returns to Washington for Free‑Enterprise Award and Talks with the Trump Administration
Key developments: President Javier Milei made his fifth U.S. visit of 2026, traveling to Washington to accept the Global Champion of Free Enterprise award and to address the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The trip underscores Milei’s push to…
Continue reading Argentine President Javier Milei Returns to Washington for Free‑Enterprise Award and Talks with the Trump AdministrationBrazil’s Senate approves 40‑hour workweek, a political win for Lula ahead of runoff
Key developments: The Senate voted 75‑1 to adopt a constitutional amendment that caps the workweek at 40 hours and eliminates six‑day schedules, giving workers two guaranteed rest days without cutting pay. The change benefits up to 37 million employees…
Continue reading Brazil’s Senate approves 40‑hour workweek, a political win for Lula ahead of runoffBrazil’s Senate Approves 40‑Hour Workweek, Delivering a Major Victory for Lula Ahead of Runoff
The Senate passed a constitutional amendment cutting the maximum workweek from 44 to 40 hours without reducing pay, and banning six‑day schedules. The change, championed by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, is expected to benefit over 30 million…
Continue reading Brazil’s Senate Approves 40‑Hour Workweek, Delivering a Major Victory for Lula Ahead of RunoffBrazil’s political landscape shifts as far‑left protest sparks subway station vandalism
Key developments: – Following a pro‑Lula rally, far‑left supporters of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva vandalized two São Paulo subway stations, leading the Military Police to close the stations for safety and repairs. – At the same time,…
Continue reading Brazil’s political landscape shifts as far‑left protest sparks subway station vandalismFlavio Bolsonaro Leads Brazil’s Runoff Race After Narrow First‑Round Victory
The presidential election’s first round saw conservative Senator Flavio Bolsonaro edge out incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva but fall short of the 50 % majority required for an outright win, setting the stage for a runoff on…
Continue reading Flavio Bolsonaro Leads Brazil’s Runoff Race After Narrow First‑Round Victory