Matthew Bristow

(Bloomberg) -- Bolivia's President Luis Arce said he'll seek a referendum on reelection rules and fuel prices as the Latin American nation is buffeted by political and economic crises.

El presidente de Bolivia, Luis Arce, pretende convocar a un referendo sobre las normas de reelección y los precios de los combustibles, en un momento en que la nación latinoamericana se ve afectada por crisis políticas y económicas.

Mistakes made by Brazil's central bank , which was among the first in the region to slash interest rates and may now need to lift them again, provide a cautionary tale for Colombia, according to one of the Andean nation's top policymakers.

Mistakes made by Brazil’s central bank, which was among the first in the region to slash interest rates and may now need to lift them again, provide a cautionary tale for Colombia, according to one of the Andean nation’s top policymakers.

Colombian rebels have reopened their war on the oil industry with a wave of pipeline attacks that sent crude spilling into rivers and clouds of black smoke billowing into the sky.

Colombian rebels have reopened their war on the oil industry with a wave of pipeline attacks that sent crude spilling into rivers and clouds of black smoke billowing into the sky.

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Colombia and Panama will seek to build a single, organized route through the jungle that hundreds of thousands of migrants cross as they attempt to reach the US, according to Colombian President Gustavo Petro.

· (Bloomberg) -- Colombia's central bank board elected Governor Leonardo Villar for a second four-year term, potentially reassuring investors worried about political interference in monetary policy.

El Salvador has a high chance of striking a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund next month for about $1.4 billion, people familiar with the negotiations said.