A survey by Datum International corroborated what they call the “ideological segmentation” of the country.

Brazil seems to be muddling through and calling it governance.

The tight election is over, but now the real work starts. 

Allowing same-sex marriage does not violate religious values, but only exalts them.

Women’s rights have not been progressing in some areas of society, especially in advertising. 

Had the left presented common candidates in these elections, results would have been very different.

A trial called AMIA 2 is taking place without any major media covering testimony incriminating some of the most powerful people from the 1990s.

A factor in PPK’s victory has been the vote of Frente Amplio, unlike in 1990, when the vote from the left helped Fujimori. In both cases, a declared right-wing liberal was Fujimori’s opponent.

The world is erroneously interpreting recent changes across Latin America. In particular, three ideas have been popularized which, despite having some basis in reality, fail to appropriately reflect it.

The Inter-American System for the Protection of Human Rights (IASPHR) is the only institutional mechanism that regionally and permanently promotes, enforces, defends and guarantees human rights.