The Latest Breaking News from South America

Region rejoices as Saudi team ‘writes history’ against South American powerhouse in group stage

Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay offer visitors interesting thematic routes dedicated to maté. The famous drink has been consumed in the region for millennia and is symbolic of South America's cultures. The enormous veneration these three nations have for maté, which they enjoy in tea, has allowed the routes dedicated to…

The Inside Track will provide previews to every single World Cup match starting with the opener in Group A between hosts Qatar and South America's Ecuador

Itchy Boots finally concludes her journey from South America to the tip of Alaska, a trip three years in the making. Relive the journey in her movie.

Hosts kick off showpiece football tournament with a clash against South American side.

Asadas, a traditional barbecue with a similar cultural importance to the Sunday roast, are a big part of life in South America - with Argentina and Uruguay bringing 2,000lbs of meat each

While Mexicans still make up the largest share of U.S. Latinos, the population has become increasingly diverse in the last 20 years, with the fastest growth coming from countries in South America.

Some experts believe the wreck discovered near Quequén, a port in central Argentina, was the vessel that could have taken Hitler to a new life in South America

Kylian Mbappé riled up South Americans back in May when he said both Argentina and Brazil don’t play matches “at a high level” in qualifying to reach the World Cup. Interviewed by Brazilian television, the France striker said South America lags behind Europe in terms of the strength of competition.

An Upper Hunter horse racing identity has admitted to conspiring to import large quantities of cocaine into Australia from South America.

While Kanye West’s deranged, antisemitic ramblings continue to draw global attention, a more insidious form of antisemitism has been making noise in South America, an antisemitism based on what one Brazilian academic calls “the imaginary Jew.”