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Protesters clash with police in Chile's capital over President Kast’s education cuts

Protesters clash with police in Chile's capital over President Kast’s education cuts

Thousands of students, teachers and activists have clashed with police in Chile's capital during a massive march against President José Antonio Kast’s education cuts and austerity measures

US sanctions Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel in latest move pressuring island's leadership

US sanctions Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel in latest move pressuring island's leadership

The United States has imposed sanctions on Cuba’s President Miguel Díaz-Canel, along with four other individuals, according to a filing Thursday on the U.S. Treasury Department website

A garbage crisis engulfs Havana as fuel shortages stall trash pickup

A garbage crisis engulfs Havana as fuel shortages stall trash pickup

Residents of Havana are dealing with a growing garbage crisis

PHOTO ESSAY: Fear grips Peru as crime surges ahead of presidential runoff on Sunday

PHOTO ESSAY: Fear grips Peru as crime surges ahead of presidential runoff on Sunday

Peruvian shamans perform a blessing ritual ahead of a presidential runoff

Peruvian shamans perform a blessing ritual ahead of a presidential runoff

Peruvian shamans have gathered for a blessing ritual for the two candidates in the country's presidential runoff

A 'new Keiko' tests old Fujimori name in Peru's presidential runoff

A 'new Keiko' tests old Fujimori name in Peru's presidential runoff

By Marco Aquino and Lucinda Elliott LIMA, June 3 (Reuters) - Conservative Keiko Fujimori will seek Peru's presidency on Sunday in a runoff vote, hoping that her tough-on-crime stance at a time of rising insecurity will outweigh a polarizing family legacy with voters.

Raúl Castro turns 95 as Cuba celebrates enigmatic figure

Raúl Castro turns 95 as Cuba celebrates enigmatic figure

Raúl Castro has turned 95, a landmark birthday for a man still helping lead one of the last communist countries in the world

What to know about US military strikes on alleged drug boats

What to know about US military strikes on alleged drug boats

The Trump administration's military strikes on alleged drug-carrying boats have killed more than 200 people

Experts say US targeting of Brazilian gangs is an attempt to sway election there

Experts say US targeting of Brazilian gangs is an attempt to sway election there

The U.S. has classified two Brazilian gangs as terrorist organizations, a decision that experts call a political one to support Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro