Dramatic Drop in Amazon Deforestation

Chilean cultural icon Victor Jara was arrested by the Chilean military shortly after Augusto Pinochet's 11 September 1973 coup, overthrowing President Salvador Allende. Jara was tortured, and shot, his body discarded in the street. In life, Jara was a potent cultural figure; in death he would become a touchstone for the enduring struggle for human rights and justice across Latin America.  Support the show

Colombian lawyer, businessman, and politician Abelardo de la Espriella has been sworn in as president of Colombia, marking a 180 degree shift in policies in the country, in particular as regards its search for peace.  Support the show

On Times Radio with Henry Bonsu, Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio and curator & historian Francisco Berzunza break down the story of the Gelman Collection, its current controversy and implications. Support the show

Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega said his country will no longer be holding elections, a statement underscoring the absence of political freedom in the country, and extending his 20-year rule.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio on the latest news regarding Nicolas Maduro’s trial in the United States. Support the show

On LBC, Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio breaks down the reasons for the historic slowing of deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up of news from the region. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Carole Walker for Times Radio. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Stig Abell for Times Radio. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with the controversial news of the fact that Chipotle Mexican Grill is officially opening its very first restaurant in Mexico.Support the show