Nicaraguan media reported this weekend that the regime of Daniel Ortega is contemplating the banishment of Bishop Rolando Álvarez.

Habana, Cuba, has suffered a drop in tourism due to the pandemic, leading hotels such as Florida, Ambos Mundos, Telégrafo, Deauville, Sevilla, Plaza, and more to close their doors. Old Habana finds itself without tourists.

Infectious diseases are emerging at a pace never seen before as a result of global changes over the last century that favor transmission, along with the development of better technologies to diagnose and detect conditions.

The Brazilian economy has already been strongly affected by the war between Russia and Ukraine. Now, the impact may become more severe as Brazil relies on products from China and Taiwan.

In an attempt to “increase investments and strengthen financial cooperation” between Argentina and China, Economic Minister Sergio Massa advanced diplomatic contact with the Chinese Ambassador.

Over the last 40 years, the world economy has undergone the process of globalization, lifting many people out of poverty.

The escalation of tensions between the United States and China following U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan will likely prompt more multinational companies to move their factories from China to Latin America to protect themselves from possible obstacles to their exports.

On August 15th, Municipalidad de Asunción and the government of Korea will host the third edition of the Hanguk Festival on the Costanera de Asunción from 11am till 6pm.

Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro represents the ability of the extreme right-wing movement worldwide to maintain its influence in international forums, lobby for different resolutions, and stop progress on the progressive agenda.

On July 29, Juan Guaidó celebrated the ruling issued by the British court that Venezuela’s national gold reserves in British territory will continue to be protected in the United Kingdom instead of in the hands of Nicolás Maduro.