Issue Jun 18-24 2025: Freedom is becoming an increasingly rare commodity in Venezuela; not just freedom in the constitutional or legal sense of the word, but freedom in its most elementary form as that which lies at the core of what it means to be human.

Issue Jun 12-17 2025: Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum’s June 11th meeting with U.S. diplomat Christopher Landau was framed as a courtesy visit.

Issue Jun 12-17 2025: It has been one and a half years since Bernardo Arévalo came to power as Guatemala’s president.

Issue Jun 12-17 2025: In a sudden and collective reaction to decades of violence, dehumanization, and suffering, Colombians took to the streets in a March of Silence. People walked together, side by side, to acknowledge their pain without violence.

Issue Jun 01-11 2025: Nayib Bukele, president of El Salvador, sharply rebuked press coverage of his political policies.

Issue Jun 01-11 2025: The 2023 political crisis in Guatemala prompts us to reflect on the structure of the Guatemalan political system and compatibility with democratic principles. 

Issue Jun 01-11 2025: A multimillion-dollar parcel delivery scheme in Nicaragua, controlled by figures close to the governing family has been exposed of customs fraud, abuse of power, corruption, illicit associations, tax fraud, and smuggling. An investigation by Yader Morazán, writing for Confidencial Magazine of Nicaragua, revealed the extent of this corruption which proliferates poverty,

Issue Jun 01-11 2025:  Brazil has made progress in reducing child labor, but the problem still remains severe.

Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: Nayib Bukele has maintained absolute control over the El Salvadoran government through political consolidation and propaganda curation. Yet recent events have weakened Bukele’s control on his propaganda machine. Bukele is now favoring more violent measures of maintaining political power.

Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: A new report issued by an expert panel on human rights operating under the auspices of the United Nations details atrocities committed by the current regime in Nicaragua, in addition to identifying the operational modalities, charges, and names of those of whom the delegation believes are the main perpetrators of