The World Cup knockouts begin with six Latin American teams through, Colombia names its first minister, and Uruguay's 12% tax lands Wednesday - your LatAm guide.

Bottom Line Up Front Today's verdict: Friday closes the World Cup group stage — Uruguay must beat Spain tonight to be sure of the last 32, after

Uruguay's 12% foreign-income tax lands Wednesday, the World Cup group stage ends with Uruguay out, and Colombia's cabinet takes shape - your LatAm daily guide.

The World Cup knockouts begin with six Latin American teams through, Colombia names its first minister, and Uruguay's 12% tax lands Wednesday - your LatAm guide.

Six Latin American teams reached the World Cup Round of 32. The fixtures, the Azteca headline, and where to watch across Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Rio and Sao Paulo.

Peru's election is settled as Fujimori awaits proclamation, the World Cup knockouts reach Latin America, and Uruguay's tax lands Wednesday. Your June 29 guide.

With the group stage done, six Latin American teams reached the World Cup round of 32. We rank their knockout draws by FIFA gap, form and pedigree.

Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico and Paraguay survived the group stage. Here's what awaits them in the race for the title

Paraguay stun Germany and Brazil reach the last 16 as Mexico play the Azteca's first knockout tonight, Uruguay's tax starts tomorrow, and Mexico tightens work visas.

Brazil and Paraguay are through to the last 16, Mexico host Ecuador at the Azteca tonight, and Argentina and Colombia play Friday. The regional knockout scorecard.

Colombia names Miguel Gómez to finance in a market-friendly pick, the World Cup's last 16 takes shape after Mexico break the Azteca curse, and Uruguay's tax goes live.