While some Latin American countries are moving towards democratization and consolidation, others are continually inhibited from progress by U.S. interventions.

Latin America has been undergoing changes to its consumer models, but some believe that these attempts are insufficient, and neoliberalism has failed.

The Chilean Congress needs to consider and define the role of the armed forces and the power they will have in the new constitution.

Public distrust, among other factors, has led to the decline of the Catholic Church in Latin America.

Brazil is grappling with growing social inequality.

Guatemala has been using only 10% of its hydrological resources for the last few years.

Santa Fe has recently declared an agricultural emergency as the result of a strong draught, and in 2019 it did so as the result of a flood.

Joseph Stiglitz, joint winner of the Noble Prize for Economics in 2001, argued in his book, Creating a Learning Society, that access to information and knowledge are the key to successful economic development and efficient markets.

In February, President Alberto Fernández will visit China to attend the opening of the Winter Olympics.

With the omicron variant continuing to spread, uncertainty abounded amongst Brazilians as 2022 entered its second week.