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Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: The Ortega-Murillo regime in Nicaragua has flooded media outlets with photos and videos of events billed as “consultations” regarding proposed reforms to the country’s constitution, including an extension of the ruling couple’s term of office from six to seven years and the elimination of political participation by the opposition.

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Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: According to a new report released by Paraguay’s National Institute of Statistics, eight out of every ten women in the country have been the victims of some form of violence during the course of their lives.

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Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: “Unfortunately for our country, the implications are dire, confirming what many of us have maintained for over six years: the situation was bad, and now it is even worse.

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Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: Strategic ability, ideas, and imagination will be factors applied in the street, Congress, and social media. They will reside in the possibilities for the definition of power for the next presidential term.

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Issue Oct 07-13 2026: The link between Uruguay’s left-wing Frente Amplio coalition and the Catholic church is complicated, characterized by shared interests as well as tension-causing differences.

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Issue Oct 07-13 2026: It was the gender inequality and stereotypes that persist in classrooms throughout the Dominican Republic that motivated Roland Báez (46) and Elizabeth de la Antigua (48) to pursue master’s degrees in Gender and Equality Policy in Education, with the aim of changing that reality from their respective workplaces.

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Issue Oct 07-13 2026: Large-scale food provision represents one of the most significant logistical and social challenges managed by the State. Behind every meal lies a structure of decisions, processes, and controls that directly impacts health, education, recovery, and social inclusion. Yet, this complexity rarely features in public debate.

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Issue Oct 07-13 2026: The government of El Salvador is proposing to distribute the 44-hour workweek over four days, with shifts of up to 11 hours. The initiative reignites the debate over limits on the workday and raises concerns among labor unions regarding potential effects on health, wages, and rest time.

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Issue Sep 30-Oct 06 2026: The relatives of users of Paraguay’s Institute of Social Security (IPS) health system have alleged that its emergency area is severely overrun, with people waiting several hours for treatment. Although they acknowledge the goodwill and empathy of staff, they stress that more doctors and better infrastructure are needed to attend

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Issue Sep 30-Oct 06 2026: The defense for Cuban journalist Henry Constantín has requested that he be released from pre-trial detention. Constantín has spent the last 20 days behind bars in Camagüey’s Kilo 7 prison after regime authorities accused him of “disobedience.” The request seeks his release so that he can face trial freely.

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