The deadly bombing of a Jewish centre in Argentina in 1994 remains unsolved. Can long-time suspect Iran help revive a cold case?

Really, it’s nothing to sniff at.

After 50 years of killing in Colombia, and bloody hands wherever you look, this week will see formal peace talks between the government and Marxist rebels. Is it time to negotiate  — or is the state balking just as ...

Argentina’s president is clocking up hours of face time on TV, but it is all on her own terms and there are no questions allowed.

This week Venezuela's two presidential hopefuls — incumbent Hugo Chavez and challenger Henrique Capriles Radonski — formally registered their candidacy.

Latin American leaders have put drug policy back on the agenda. Is it time to forget prohibition and decriminalise — or even legalise?

The “Chilean Winter” student movement, has captured a lot of headlines in its time — but where is it heading?

Nearly four decades after the coup that began Uruguay’s military dictatorship, the nation is coming to grips with its darkest chapter.

Doing business in Latin America has long been seen as a leap of faith. The Global Mail investigates the mañana ethos.