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Where Is Flávio Bolsonaro? Inside the Cross-Border Mystery After Brazil's Most Explosive Election Night

Brazilian authorities launched a cross-border investigation after Flávio Bolsonaro failed to surrender his passports and became unreachable, amid conflicting reports of a possible flight to Argentina.

Latin Times · 11h ago

Flávio Bolsonaro reportedly leaves Brazil for US after election defeat

A police source told the AFP news agency that Bolsonaro's passports had been "cancelled" and that there was "no formal record" of him leaving the country.

Euronews · 12h ago

Lima's Costa Verde Faces New Safety Concerns After Fire Exposes Deteriorating Cliff Barriers

A Miraflores cliff fire damaged about 500 meters of Costa Verde geomesh. Here is who maintains it, what's next and why repairs matter.

Latin Times · Oct 7

Honduras Weighs Major Electoral Reform Before 2029 After One Councilor Stalled Nation's 2025 Count

Honduras' Congress weighs three plans to end the CNE unanimity rule that stalled the 2025 count. What would change, and the 86-vote hurdle.

Latin Times · Sep 23

K-EXPO Mexico Just Landed: 120 Korean Firms, One Big Concert & the Business Deals Happening Behind the Concert

K-EXPO Mexico 2026 brings 120 Korean firms, 258 Mexican buyers and a WINNER-led concert to CDMX Sept. 24-27. Dates, lineup and key numbers explained.

Latin Times · Sep 22

Same Data, Two Argentinas: What's Really Behind This Week's Anti-Milei Protests

Argentina's protesters and Milei's government are citing the same economic data to opposite ends. Here's what the numbers actually show.

Latin Times · Sep 22

Bolivia Rushed an IMF Loan Through Congress Right Before Paz's UN Debut — Here's Why

Rodrigo Paz heads to his first UN speech backed by a new $1.9B IMF loan that forces Bolivia to end fuel subsidies. Here's what's driving the trip.

Latin Times · Sep 20

Robot Dogs, U.S. Praise and a March for Detainees: How El Salvador's 205th Independence Day Unfolded

El Salvador marked 205 years of independence with a parade and robot dogs, as hundreds marched demanding freedom for detainees under its exception regime.

Latin Times · Sep 16

Sheinbaum's Second Grito Draws Mexico's Biggest Zócalo Crowd Yet — And a Pointed Message to Washington

Sheinbaum's second Grito drew a record 300,000-plus Zócalo crowd, a trimmed roll call of heroes, and a sovereignty message amid U.S. tariff talks.

Latin Times · Sep 16

Chile: Anti-Tank Mine Explosion Near Peru Border Destroys Truck, One Person Reported Dead

A truck hit a landmine near the Chile-Peru border, and one death is reported but unconfirmed. Officials disagree on who was inside and why.

Latin Times · Sep 15