Issue Sep 23-29 2026: According to actress and comedian Flora de la V, transphobic comments remain commonplace in Argentina’s media ecosystem.

Issue Sep 23-29 2026: “Every autumn, when the asphalt of Manhattan is illuminated by diplomatic motorcades and spotlights, the United Nations General Assembly performs its annual act of sleight-of-hand. It is no longer a temple of peace (though it once was), but a ‘Grand Guignol’ spectacle played out on red carpets that attempt to mask

Issue Sep 23-29 2026: Over 91% of Brazilians consider it important for candidates to present proposals to tackle climate change.

Issue Sep 23-29 2026: The current interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez’s contradictory speech at the General Assembly had Venezuelans reflecting on her past actions.

Issue Sep 16-22 2026: When Nicaragua transitioned to democracy in 1990 with the election of Violeta Chamorro, it marked the end of the dictatorships that had characterized the region for much of its history, putting democracy, justice, and human rights front and center for the decade that was to follow. Just as the 1970s and

Issue Sep 16-22 2026: When the Argentine government presented their 2027 budget, it brought to light the class struggle of Argentines.

Issue Sep 16-22 2026: All fears regarding an authoritarian government have vanished in the face of such a display. Keiko is no longer a source of fear. Under these circumstances, she needs to demonstrate a command of certain issues and authority over the cabinet.

Issue Sep 16-22 2026: May Brazilian democracy grow ever stronger, with greater critical and creative freedom, while respecting others globally and upholding ethical truth.

Issue Sep 16-22 2026: It is neither a defect of the political system nor a flaw that can be corrected from the outside; impunity is part of the architecture that sustains the exercise of public power. As long as access to criminal prosecution remains a political incentive, dismantling it would mean cracking the entire edifice.

Donald Trump’s recent statements about the Falkland Islands, made during attempts to renegotiate relations with the United Kingdom, opened a window for Argentina to claim the disputed territory as its own.