President Joe Biden called Nicaragua's election “a pantomime election, that was neither free nor fair, and most certainly not democratic.”
The United States’ Smithsonian Institution returned to Peru the formerly-named Echenique Disc, a chest ornament about thirteen and a half centimeters [5.3inches] in diameter.
On Veterans day, Americans, along with many other people across the globe, honor those who served their country in uniform, both in times of war and peace.
Top officials from the United States and Mexico hammered out a new security framework that emphasizes shared priorities, values, and responsibilities.
The Organization of American States adopted a resolution expressing alarm at the ongoing deterioration of the political and human rights situation in Nicaragua.
On a trip to Ecuador, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken outlined three areas in which the U.S. will partner with countries in the hemisphere to strengthen democracies’ ability to deliver for their people.
The Biden-Harris Administration is committed to strengthening America’s commitment to the Western Hemisphere as never before, adopting a foreign policy rooted in shared values.
Venezuela’s Maduro regime boycotted the latest round of negotiations with the opposition’s Unitary Platform scheduled to take place in Mexico City October 17-20.
The United States strongly condemns the Cuban regime’s decision to deny permission for peaceful protests to take place on November 15.
President Biden expanded resettlement opportunities for all types of refugees through his October 8 issuance of the Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions, which raises the refugee admissions target to 125,000 for Fiscal Year 2022.
The U.S. and Colombian delegations agreed to a broad framework for a new bilateral, holistic counternarcotic strategy.
Cuba’s pro-democracy activists remain committed to free their island nation from oppression in spite of a harsh government crackdown.
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