To many who saw leftist President Gabriel Boric as embodying the ideals of Chile’s “awakening,” hopes now feel unfulfilled — ...

Ecuador, Chile, Honduras and Argentina have all faced major blackouts recently. They also all have big elections scheduled ...

Almost two years after cartilage transplant surgery, the Avalanche captain finally feels ready to share the aftermath with ...

Calling Mexicans "brave" and "tough," President Sheinbaum told reporters Wednesday that Mexico would not be giving in to the ...

The night before the ceremony, Orsi dined in Montevideo with his like-minded regional counterparts, including Brazil's ...

In an address to the nation Tuesday evening, President Gabriel Boric said he was activating ... “They let us leave work because of the power cut, but now I don’t know how we will get ...

President Gabriel Boric blamed private companies that manage the grid for ... “They let us leave work because of the power cut, but now I don’t know how we will get home because all the buses are full ...

Advertisement "What happened today is outrageous," Chile's President Gabriel Boric said Tuesday in a televised address as he announced a state of emergency. Boric said at the time some 8 million ...

President Gabriel Boric said he was activating "a state of emergency due to a catastrophe" to guarantee national security. He announced a curfew from 10 pm Tuesday until 6 am Wednesday.