Issue Feb 19-25 2025: While the Ecuadorian government’s continued attempts to enlist friendly nations in the fight against organized crime are understandable, authorizing foreign military operations in national territories like the Galápagos Islands puts the country’s sovereignty at risk.

Issue Feb 19-25 2025: When Javier Milei assumed the presidency of Argentina in the closing days of 2023, he defined himself as “the first liberal libertarian president,” which, as he explained, meant he had “respect for the life projects of others” in both the economic and private senses of the word.

Issue Feb 19-25 2025: The Morena party and its leaders, including former President López Obrador, allegedly have deep ties to organized crime, specifically the Sinaloa Cartel.

Issue Feb 19-25 2025: Colombia’s rural population is rapidly declining.

Issue Feb 19-25 2025: Brasília, the nation’s capital, registers moderate attendance for cinema (51%), libraries (27%), circus performances (19%), and soirees (14%), slightly above the average of Brazil’s 27 major cities.

Issue Feb 12-18 2025: Gustavo Petro, the leader who brought the Colombian left to unprecedented heights, has also left it in one of its most fragile moments due to what critics describe as the erratic nature of his government.

Issue Feb 12-18 2025: For the opposition to win in Venezuela, it is essential that it remain wedded to the goal of fomenting democracy in the country.

Issue Feb 12-18 2025: In Brazil, contrary to what many believe, there is truly only one health system: the Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS).

Issue Feb 12-18 2025: In 2025, there is a clear return to anti-LGBTQ+ agendas, which are directly impacted by the reduction of DEI initiatives.

Issue Feb 05-11 2025: Just over a week before the anti-fascist and anti-racist march, President Milei acknowledged receipt of the massive-scale of the demonstration, to which he reacted with a predictable whining.