Issue Mar 26-Apr 01 2025: Javier Milei’s government is different from that of past Argentinian governments.

Issue Mar 26-Apr 01 2025: Argentina’s educational budget dropped by 38% between 2023 to 2025, and with 76% of all schools being state-run, many see this as part of a worrying trend by the Milei administration that seems to be deprioritizing the education of the country’s youth.

Issue Mar 26-Apr 01 2025: In February, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio received a controversial offer from Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele to detain deported migrants and convicted U.S. citizens in El Salvador.

Issue Mar 19-25 2025: Chile is facing a historic decline in birth rates, marking one of the lowest fertility levels globally.

Issue Mar 19-25 2025: Errors identified by Colombia’s Supreme Court in the trial against that country’s former president, Álvaro Uribe, have been determined to be of a very serious nature, casting doubt on the proceedings wherein the former head-of-state has defended himself against charges of witness tampering and witness bribing, charges for which, if found

Issue Mar 19-25 2025: In just four days, an investment of 20 million pesos by unknown individuals or corporations on the social network X targeted President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo and her predecessor, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, in what is described as a “dirty war.”

Issue Mar 19-25 2025: Several professionals in Mexico specialize in forced disappearances.

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: As the twentieth century waned, democracy became the most widely encountered politico-social system in the world; indeed, it seemed to have all but vanquished its rivals as the hegemonic global formation par excellence.

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: As opposed to previous economic crises, the one Argentina is currently going through is self-inflicted and designed to justify the reforms of the Ley Bases, a “hidden business plan backed by elites indifferent to the public good.”

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: The recent resignations of Defense Minister Maya Fernández and President Gabriel Boric’s chief adviser, Miguel Crispi, highlight the growing weaknesses of the Chilean government as it enters its final year in office.