Issue Jan 07-13 2026: Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), President of Mexico from 2018 to 2024, is not a democrat.

Issue Jan 07-13 2026: It is widely believed that the political panorama in Latin America and the Caribbean has shifted to the right in recent years. Since April of 2023, seven countries, and possibly eight once Costa Rica holds its elections in February, have opted for right-wing leaders. Since the election of Lula and the

Issue Jan 07-13 2026: The data on investment in science and technology in Guatemala remains dispiriting: the country allocates barely 0.03% of its GDP to these areas, the lowest amount in all of Latin America.

Issue Jan 07-13 2026: The challenge now is to transform transparency into concrete action, applying international lessons learned to avoid the costs and delays of the judicial process.

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: The Colombian city of Manzinales, located in the heart of that country’s coffee-growing region, is known for its welcoming attitude, its stunning sunsets, the warmth of its people, its culture, and its respect for others.

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: Investment in Argentina is beginning to be reconsidered after years of economic uncertainty and shifting rules.

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: A more just, safe, and supportive country is built with emotionally mature citizens, not with shouting and insults.

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: Now that COP30 in the Amazon rainforest has passed, it is clear how much work is still ahead for climate adaptation.

Issue Dec 01-31 2025: There have been few precedents for the bleak political landscape in Argentina, which is marked by a weak and fragmented opposition, widespread public apathy, and a lack of serious alternatives to the current dispensation.

Issue Dec 01-31 2025: Colombia’s political scene has not been able to overcome the large and negative role that personal animosity currently plays in debate between political actors. The fact that such animosity exists is to be expected, but what is intolerable is that personal grudges have now become the main drivers of controversy between