- June 3rd, 2025
Brazil is facing a dual environmental crisis as heavy rains have hit central and southeastern parts of the country after months of a record-breaking drought. The rains, which began on Friday, caused widespread devastation, resulting in at least eight deaths...
Mexico and drawn attention to the persistent violence plaguing the country, Alejandro Arcos, the newly elected mayor of Chilpancingo in the southern state of Guerrero, was murdered less than a week after assuming office. Authorities confirmed his death yesterday, with...
Mexico's southern border, six migrants were killed after soldiers opened fire on a vehicle carrying 33 people on Tuesday evening. The incident, which occurred approximately 25 miles (40 km) north of the Guatemala border, also left 10 others injured, sparking...
In recent years, Latin America has experienced a notable shift towards left-leaning political leadership. Countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Brazil have elected presidents and parties that advocate for progressive social policies, economic reforms, and a rethinking of...
Brazil, the largest country in Latin America by both landmass and economic output, has been progressively gaining influence on the global stage. Its role as a key player in the Global South—a term used to describe countries in Africa, Latin...
For much of its history, the United States has viewed Latin America as its "backyard"—a region firmly within its sphere of influence. This notion, deeply rooted in the political and historical narrative of the Americas, has shaped US foreign policy...
During his inaugural year as Argentina's president, Javier Milei has waged a contentious but largely successful campaign against inflation. Now, Argentines are receiving more encouraging news: the economy is growing again. On July 18, Bloomberg reported a surprising uptick in...
Brazil President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva made a powerful case for deepened regional integration among South American nations at the forum "Um Projeto de Brasil" (A Brazil Project), celebrating the 30th anniversary of Carta Capital magazine. Speaking on Wednesday,...
Venezuelans head to the polls on Sunday to vote for their next president, this election will be marked by corruption, intimidation, and violence, just as other elections in the South American nation have been for the last 20 years. Even...
Pedro Naranjo, a Venezuelan air force lieutenant, and his father fled to the United States together due to fear of being jailed for plotting against Nicolás Maduro's socialist government. The retired Gen. Pedro Naranjo is currently in legal limbo in...
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