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Guatemala is facing political turmoil following legal challenges posed at the country's president-elect. On Thursday, prosecutors moved to remove Bernardo Arévalo and his party members of their immunity for allegedly making social media posts encouraging students to take over a university last year. The World's host Carol Hills spoke with Will Freeman, a fellow for Latin

In New York City, Chicago and Denver, federal aid is desperately needed in the short term. Without it, families may find themselves sleeping on the streets during winter. But only Congress can provide long-term solutions.

Colombian president Gustavo Petros allies lost by windfalls in municipal and provincial elections on Sunday, a clear sign of growing discontent with the left-leaning government and some of its promised reforms to the health system and labor bills.

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Colombian President Gustavo Petro was dealt a blow after the country's opposition politicians won regional elections over his allies.

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Allies of President Gustavo Petro lost by wide margins in municipal and provincial elections Sunday, in what analysts called a sign of growing discontent with Colombia’s first left-wing government. Candidates for the president’s Historical Pact party failed to win mayorships in any of the nation’s main cities and won governorships in only two small provinces along Colombia’s southern border, according to results released on Sunday night by election officials. Races ...

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Allies of President Gustavo Petro lost by wide margins in municipal and provincial elections Sunday, in what analysts called a sign of growing discontent with Colombia’s first left-wing government.

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