Miami Herald - Estados Unidos

President Donald Trump suggested Wednesday that trade talks with China can wait until tensions in Hong Kong have eased, tweeting: "Of course China wants to make a deal. Let them work humanely with Hong Kong first!"

28/06 - 18:27 - South America's Mercosur bloc struck a free-trade deal with the European Union Friday after two decades of negotiations that concluded amid high global trade tensions and rising protectionism.

26/06 - 17:39 - The fun and flattery are largely over for President Donald Trump as he embarks on his third overseas trip in a month, this time facing a flurry of international crises, tense negotiations and a growing global to-do list.

10/05 - 20:55 - Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó is looking to jumpstart his movement to oust Nicolas Maduro in the wake of last week's failed military uprising, promising to persevere in the face of a deepening crackdown.

Brazil's former President Michel Temer was arrested for a second time on corruption charges Thursday, a sign that the former back-room dealmaker may be running out of moves in the face of a sprawling probe that has roiled Latin America's largest nation.

06/05 - 18:48 - A poll released Monday by Caracas-based Meganalisis found that Guaidó’s approval ratings dropped to 50 percent, down from 84 percent in January. He’s still far more popular than Maduro — whose approval rating is at 4 percent — but the precipitous drop can’t be ignored, said Meganalisis Vice President Ruben Chirino Leanez.

30/04 - 20:23 - For Venezuela’s opposition, dawn broke on Tuesday with a jolt of political lightning and an auspicious photo-op. Interim President Juan Guaidó, flanked by heavily armed soldiers and the country’s best known political prisoner, Leopoldo López, announced the time had come to oust Nicolás Maduro.

24/04 - 17:40 - The Trump administration has embarked on a major public relations offensive to counter China’s growing influence in Latin America. But, so far, the U.S. effort is failing miserably.

10/04 - 19:58 - Pedro Pablo Kuczynski se convirtió el miércoles en el segundo exmandatario peruano detenido a causa de presuntos delitos ligados a la firma brasileña Odebrecht. La justicia ordenó diez días de prisión mientras es investigado por presunto lavado de activos y haber “tenido injerencia” en dos obras de infraestructura adjudicadas a la constructora donde se gastó millonarios fondos del dinero público.