Issue Jun 03-09 2026: Beyond the data cited in some biased reports, there is no indication that the economy in Argentina is improving, neither in macroeconomic terms nor in those related to employment figures. Predictions about the future are also bleak, as a recent report from the IMF has revealed. As Carlos Heller reported in

Issue Jun 03-09 2026: Choosing means eliminating, and the rational voter must focus on a presidential candidate’s ability to engage in the dialogue, negotiation, and compromise that Colombia requires, not on his or her popularity and prospects for electoral success.

Issue Jun 03-09 2026:  The crisis in Bolivia has claimed several lives, particularly among people with existing health conditions, as road blockades have prevented the transportation of medications and medical supplies.

Issue Jun 03-09 2026:  As Latin America enters a pivotal period of technological transformation, Brazil is emerging as a potential leader in the adoption and development of artificial intelligence (AI).

Issue May 27-Jun 02 2026: The AI debate in Argentina has finally taken center-stage, and it is good news that it has done so. Behind the technological promises lurk some of the most pressing questions of our moment: who really wields power, who makes the important decisions about the country’s future, and what sort of

Issue May 27-Jun 02 2026: Napoleon famously commented that if he gave free rein to the press, he would only remain in power for three months. Political power and the press, indeed, have walked hand-in-hand throughout history, but for most Mexicans the most alarming indicator that their country’s democracy is dying has gone unnoticed and

Issue May 27-Jun 02 2026: Brazil is lagging behind in the transition to renewable energy, despite possessing significant natural advantages for solar and wind power generation.

Issue May 27-Jun 02 2026: Roberto Sánchez’s purportedly democratic initiatives have been questioned regarding their authenticity and underlying intentions.

Issue May 20-26 2026: It remains unclear how Peru’s twin ideological poles will (re)constitute themselves after the upcoming elections, but if the last electoral cycle in 2026 is any indication, both left and right will continue to be fractured by the country’s increasingly divided multiparty system.

Issue May 20-26 2026: The new right that has taken control of the government in Chile with the arrival of José Antonio Kast is not like the old right. Gone is the traditional right-wing, with its typical focus on order, the market, and nostalgia for the past.