El Salvador’s legislative framework silently presented a list of dangerous reforms to the Telecommunications Law, the regulations that regulate concessions for sound and television broadcasting, cell phones, subscription television, and internet services.

Recently in Brazil, Justice Minister Anderson Torres awarded the Medal of Indigenous Merit to far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.

Journalism has historically been an especially precarious profession in Latin America, but it is even more dangerous in Nicaragua under the rule of President Daniel Ortega.

Supporters of the Popular Economy (Economía Popular, EP) in Argentina argue that if the State supported cooperatives and small producers, the country could improve marketing and reduce inflation.

During the constitutional process, the Plenary of the Constitutional Convention will receive a report in which a presidential system is proposed that incorporates the figure of the vice president and the creation of a government minister.

While violence in Mexico is not a new phenomenon, recent events have made it more alarming.

Despite President Jair Bolsonaro declaring Brazil’s neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine war, this has not stopped the country from being “engulfed by conflicts,” as many of Brazil’s sectors are reliant on Russian imports.

More than 8.1 million women live in fear and uncertainty due to the growing wave of violence, discrimination, and the exclusion from programs aimed at the comprehensive development of women.

Gender Studies, although present before the Beijing Summit of 1995, have intensified throughout the world in recent decades.

The political persecution of public prosecutors, court judges, and private citizens alike is maintaining the asphyxiating systems of government corruption in Guatemala.