Latin America
Argentine pension veto will stir anger as prices rise
Supporters of a bill to increase pensions failed to gain the two-thirds majority needed to overturn the president's veto
ArgentinaFujimori death will complicate Keiko’s Peru ambitions
The former president died yesterday, months after his plans to seek a new presidential term in 2026 were announced
PeruReviving Latin America’s growth will face obstacles
Although only Argentina and Haiti are expected to contract this year, growth and investment levels remain modest
Latin AmericaUS pressures could undermine Cartes power in Paraguay
New US sanctions affecting the former president have prompted Asuncion to call for the ambassador's expedited departure
ParaguayJudicial reform will increase polarisation in Mexico
The Senate today passed the government's controversial judicial reform, with one opposition senator providing a majority
MexicoVenezuela's Gonzalez will not gain rapid recognition
Caracas hopes to draw a line under the disputed election with opposition candidate now in exile in Spain
VenezuelaClimate body may have limited real impact in Brazil
The government is to create a new federal agency, the National Climate Authority, to tackle extreme weather challenges
BrazilMexico’s Sheinbaum will inherit major Pemex challenges
The state oil firm has reduced its debt levels slightly under AMLO, but it still faces major financial troubles
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