Latin America has once again seen its military presence increase, and with it an increase in social conflicts as well.

The mandatory preventative isolation regulations due to COVID-19 in Colombia are in force until August 31.

Every day for the past few months, more than a thousand Brazilians have died from the coronavirus pandemic. That is more than one death a minute.

Before the coronavirus pandemic, Peruvians suffered from the epidemic of corruption.

There appears to be a correlation between high rates of inequality and high rates of COVID-19 fatalities.

The Nobel-Prize winning Professor of Economics, Joseph E. Stiglitz, wrote about the “imminent” debt crisis following COVID-19.

Argentina is on the verge of becoming a “gigantic pigsty,” a worrying development that the media is pushing aside.

As federal U.S. law enforcement mobilized against protests of police brutality, they began forcing protesters in Portland, Oregon, into unmarked vehicles.

El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele recently released a television special meant to “settle the debate” over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

With new reports of government malfeasance each day, the idea that politics and corruption are the same grows.