Colombia, at peace
The end of negotiations with the FARC is a success for the entire region
United States government decides to end use of private prisons
The measure will affect one third of inmates living in privately run facilities in the country
In Rio, Team Spain resurges thanks to a super-Thursday
Medal tally now stand at 10, with good prospects to increase count in final days of Olympics
Hope, defeat and hamburgers
Athletes share their stories, complaints and regrets at the McDonald’s inside Olympic Village
The refugee athletes competing under the Olympic flag
This summer in Rio a team of 10 athletes will represent the millions of displaced people around the world
Trump’s broadsides widen rift within the Republican Party
The presidential candidate refuses to endorse top conservative leaders Paul Ryan and John McCain for reelection, straining an already delicate relationship
Quora launches in Spanish
Adam D’Angelo, former chief technical officer at Facebook, wants to attract quality content from all over the world
The summer of our discontent
Is there any hope that a clown will not become the president of the United States?
Promising to continue the ‘revolution’, Bernie Sanders calls on his supporters to vote for Hillary Clinton
Keynote speakers attempted to close divisions at Democratic Party convention
Divided Democratic Party begins convention to ratify Hillary Clinton nomination
Wikileaks publication of Democratic National Committee internal emails prompts resignation of Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz
Colombia and Venezuela move closer to definitive reopening of border
More than 130,000 Venezuelans crossed over last weekend to buy goods in the neighboring country
Trump picks ultraconservative Indiana governor as running mate
Mike Pence's job will be to bridge gap with Republican Party
Colombians call for advance notice of influx of Venezuelan shoppers
Around 35,000 people flooded across the border on Sunday, in bid to get hold of essential items in short supply in home country
President Obama cuts short Spain visit in wake of Dallas shootings
The world leader will no longer make a stop in Seville and will return to Washington on Sunday
Another environmentalist killed in Honduras in wake of Berta Cáceres murder
Some 114 environmentalists have been killed in Central American country over the last decade
FARC faction refuses to disarm and demobilize
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The unit that held Ingrid Betancourt captive for six years opposes the recently signed peace agreement
Aznar and Blair agreed on joint Iraq war communications strategy
The Chilcot Report shows former Spanish leader tried to help secure backing from UN Security Council to make the invasion seem legal to the public
Oaxaca tourism sector loses millions due to teachers’ strike
State business association says the area is grappling with a shortage in basic goods while the black market is growing
In Madrid, Michelle Obama calls for global fight against gender inequality
US First Lady praises Spain’s Queen Letizia and tells young girls they are lucky to live in a country that gives them opportunities
Armed group loots home of El Chapo’s mother in Sinaloa
Around 150 hitmen broke into the mansion where the drug trafficker’s family member lives, killing three nearby residents in the process
Washington to begin direct talks with Venezuela “immediately”
Goal is to reestablish diplomatic relations, as well as to mediate between government and opposition
Most victims in Orlando shooting were of Hispanic descent
Relatives of the missing are waiting for news as they hold on to hope, and grapple with uncertainty and pain
Barack Obama to make official visit to Spain on July 9
The president of the United States will meet with acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and King Felipe VI
Pau Gasol: “I’m considering not going to the Olympics given the Zika threat”
After writing opinion piece for EL PAÍS, Spanish basketball star reiterates concerns over upcoming Games in Rio de Janeiro
Olympic dream or medical nightmare?
Badly injured Mexican bullfighter asks doctors to let him die
At age 64, Rodolfo Rodríguez “El Pana” held the record for the longest career inside Mexico’s bullrings
Mexico: the most dangerous country in the Americas for journalists
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Five reporters have been killed in 2016 so far, according to an NGO