The Latest Breaking News from South America

Volkswagen may be the people’s car, but it’s a bit confounding that the quintessential mainstream German automaker no longer sells a gas sedan in Europe. That’s not to say the traditional body style has vanished entirely from VW’s global lineup. The Jetta is still available in the United States, and…

Some 110 years have passed since the business began, but passersby, tourists, celebrities and even presidents still gravitate to this 19th-century mansion nestled in the heart of Santiago, Chile. Behind discreet gray doors, visitors find racks of hats — black bowlers, safari styles, top hats and close-fitting cloth caps once…

From Canada to the entirety of South America, the show requires its contestants to complete mammoth journeys in pursuit of the prize fund

Paolo Ardoino says USDT is a counterweight to Chinese influence in Africa and South America.

Kevin De Bruyne's contract at Manchester City will end in summer

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called Wednesday for a trade deal between South America's Mercosur bloc and Japan to counter growing US protectionism.

When waves come crashing over the sea wall in Chile's biggest port of San Antonio, dockers run for cover.

The Tumaco-Tolita people, who lived in an area rich in natural gold, crafted intricate and delicate metal objects until the group disappeared 1,500 years ago.

Cocaine production in South America is surging, and much of that is being found and seized at the U.S.-Mexico border.