Security Challenges in Latin America

Businesses and individuals should exercise increased caution under President Jair Bolsonaro's new administration, which could cause dangerous disruptions.

The government's efforts to curb theft at a state-run refinery could be contributing to undersupply at over 1,000 fuel stations.

Anger at crime and corruption catapulted right-wing lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro to victory in October. As he prepares to take office on Jan. 1, 2019, here's a look back at Brazil's -- and Bolsonaro's -- past 12 months.

Thanks to congressional majorities, the man popularly known as AMLO will become the strongest Mexican president in decades when he takes office Dec. 1.

Drug trafficking and cultivation are a scourge for Colombia and Venezuela alike, but their responses couldn't be more different.

To fulfill many of his campaign promises, including altering the FARC deal, Ivan Duque must first gather enough support from lawmakers.

Authorities and opposition members are still trying to clarifying the details of the incident that forced the Venezuelan president and members of his military to evacuate an event in Caracas.

Facing possible U.S. sanctions and public criticism from members of his party -- including his own brother -- Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega is confronting the possibility that he can't resolve his country's political crisis without risking his own hold on power.

President Daniel Ortega appears to have ridden out the storm after demonstrators pressed for his departure, but other challenges might yet threaten his rule.