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Racial tensions simmer and Exxon’s offshore oil plans are disrupted as stalemate persists
Sérgio Moro made his name spearheading long-running ‘Lava Jato’ corruption probe
Supporters want Nobel Prize for teams but US and rights groups accuse Havana of abuses
Move will probably leave unelected leader Jeanine Añez in power through to end of the year
Discontent at government direction prompts some in Mendoza to float idea of secession
Politicians and officials unite around need for action as pandemic suspends infighting
López Obrador heavily criticised over soaring murder rate as drug traffickers grow bolder
Bogus coronavirus stories fuel push for legislation to stop flood of disinformation
Veteran Farc commander says there is no going back on peace deal with government
Opposition demands answers after death of key witness in high-profile corruption inquiry
Government-controlled court forces new leader on Juan Guaidó’s party
Mexico’s president tries to avoid playing into his counterpart’s hands on his first foreign trip
Far-right leader reports fever and says high death toll is because of ‘fear of the virus’
Emilio Loyoza agrees to return to Mexico to face allegations of bribery linked to Odebrecht
Latest move by president to silence international criticism of his regime and weaken the opposition
One of few countries in Latin America that appears to have the pandemic under control
Brazen attack by drug cartel in which 3 died is blow to government’s security strategy
Health experts warn country is reopening too soon as ities battle world’s second-worst outbreak
Firms say surging deforestation raises ‘widespread uncertainties’ about investments
Bolsonaro government stops counting total cases and deaths as country becomes global pandemic hotspot
Strong institutions are the last line of defence in Latin America’s biggest economy
Supreme court emerges as last bastion of democracy with congress failing to hold government to account
Country has extended deadline yet again as it continues to negotiate with creditors
Foreign capital flight raises red flags over Latin America’s largest economy
Cash-strapped Maduro regime tries to seize $1bn in bullion from Bank of England
