Issue Dec 01-31 2025: Human mobility has become a central economic force in Peru, reshaping both national growth and social cohesion.

Issue Dec 01-31 2025: Mexico is under the corrupting effects of demagogy and the politicians who use it to make baseless claims and promises that are never fulfilled.

Issue Nov 19-Dec 07 2025: Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is pushing for less open opposition by the Peronistas, especially in Congress.

Issue Nov 19-Dec 07 2025: Two developments are shaping Chile’s human rights landscape during the end of the year 2025: The first being the release of the UN Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights’ latest review of Chile, which points to both progress and serious regressions; and the second being the political shift produced

Issue Nov 19-Dec 07 2025: Brazil’s Constitution is clear: Indigenous peoples have original rights over the lands they occupy. Yet a law continues to validate violence and fear in the country.

Issue Nov 19-Dec 07 2025: Uruguay and Argentina are divided by more than just the Río de la Plata; indeed, the two countries function almost like two separate religions. Uruguayan society is boring, but offers devotion to its institutions. By contrast, Argentinian society is vibrant, but lives by profaning its institutions. If one is looking

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: According to Joel Mokyr, technical progress does not depend solely on inventions or one-off discoveries, but rather on the capacity of societies to organize knowledge and transmit and apply it to production.

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: Peru’s Public Ministry is trapped in a vicious cycle that would appear to have no exit. Every judicial resolution opens the door to new legal labyrinths of the sort that weary the public and indirectly benefit criminal organizations since they distract prosecutors from their stated mission to prevent and punish law-breaking.

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: There is a rumor circulating on social media that the Ministry of Culture is corrupt.

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: According to political scientist Silvina Romano, lawfare is a multidimensional phenomenon that uses legal tools to debilitate political opponents and reshape democratic life in Latin America.