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* Lula calls for summit in Brasilia to revive UNASUR * Paraguay president-elect to 'strengthen' ties with Taiwan * Migrant flows won't increase after Title 42 ends, Mexico says (.) May 5 (Reuters) - The latest in Latin American politics on Friday: Paraguay presidential candidate Cubas arrested after post-election protests ASUNCION - Paraguayo Cubas, who placed third in Paraguay's presidential elections, has been arrested following post-election protests, authorities said.

Paraguay presidential election may be over, but the drama is not, as authorities arrested far-right presidential candidate Paraguayo Cubas, who placed third.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Paraguayan police on Friday detained Paraguayo Cubas, a far-right populist who came in third in Sunday’s presidential election and encouraged his supporters to protest over his unsubstantiated claims that the vote was marred by fraud. Cubas was being held in preventive detention under an order by the Attorney General’s Office […]

Asuncion: AParaguayan opposition leader who alleged major fraud in last week s presidential election was arrested Friday for disturbing public order,...

April 28-May 4, 2023 This photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images made or published by Associated Press photographers in Latin America and the Caribbean.

By Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff reporterParaguayan president-elect Santiago Pena yesterday said in a telephone call with President Tsai Ing-wen （蔡英文） that he hoped to visit Taiwan soon.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

As a three-time state champion at Chandler High School, Jacob Conover’s high school career is among the most impressive in state history. Yet, his high school success hasn’t quite translated to the college level. Now, Conover has transferred to Arizona State where he hopes to recapture that promise of success.

Police in Paraguay have detained Paraguayo Cubas, a far-right populist who came in third in Sunday’s presidential election and had alleged without evidence that the vote was marred by fraud

Honduran Ambassador Javier Efraín Bú Soto talks to the Washington Diplomat about rebuilding his country's shattered reputation.