Issue Jul 01-31 2023: The Inclusive, Sustainable, and Equitable Global Taxation Summit began on August 3rd in Cartagena, Colombia.

Issue Jul 01-31 2023: Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced his presidential tour of South America with stops in Chile, Argentina, and Colombia.

Issue Jul 01-31 2023: The Comisión Ejecutiva Portuaria Autónoma (CEPA) has assured that the boat that will connect La Unión port with the Caldera port in Costa Rica has already been purchased and is on its way to El Salvador.

Issue Jun 21-30 2023: After extensive statistical research about the evolution of trade between the four member countries from the creation of Mercosur to now (1990-2022), many conclusions can be made regarding the relations between Mercosur and Argentina.

Issue Jun 21-30 2023: Mexico and Honduras have announced the second phase of “Sembrando Vida y Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro” which will benefit around 20,000 farmers and young people.

Issue Jun 21-30 2023: Uruguay, Costa Rica, and Chile were the Latin American countries most effective at combating corruption in 2023, according to a report released by the Americas Society (AS) and Council of the Americas (COA) in conjunction with the consulting firm Control Risks.

Issue Jun 14-20 2023: Overwhelmed by internal crises that divert their attention, the leaders of Latin America’s left have failed to achieve the inter-region solidarity once hoped for, and indeed seem to be less unified than before.

Issue Jun 14-20 2023: Sara, Samanta, María Lucía, Lyam, José Andrés, Victoria, Camila, Paola, and Lía are some of the names on a long and ever growing list of Venezuelan migrant and refugee children and adolescents who are looking for their family in Colombia.

Issue Jun 14-20 2023: A public health problem alarms the non-governmental organization Doctors Without Borders (Médicos Sin Frontersas, MSF), who warn of the increase in people with medical conditions crossing the Darien jungle.

Issue Jun 07-13 2023: Two Nicaraguan journalists exiled in Costa Rica assured citizens and watchers that they are continuing to survive as they report on Nicaragua from San José, the most expensive city in the country.