Issue Aug 30-Sep 05 2023: In Colombia the right has warned of coming land “expropriations on-demand” to be perpetrated by the Petro government, despite the fact that said government has up to now chosen to purchase rather than expropriate.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Issue Aug 30-Sep 05 2023: Despite the challenges Venezuela faces, including a worsening political, economic, and social landscape that has driven many to emigrate, there may be hope.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Issue Aug 30-Sep 05 2023: Chile’s current political crisis has its roots in events long before the social upheaval of October 2019.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Issue Aug 30-Sep 05 2023: On August 23, the Daniel Ortega government arbitrarily canceled the legal standing of the Society of Jesús in Nicaragua.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Issue Aug 30-Sep 05 2023: The 2011 Uruguayan census predicted a growth in the population. However, in 2023, it seems that change never came, but the stagnant population still brought about social implications.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Issue Aug 23-29 2023: The concept of “the rift” in Argentinian discourse denotes the increasing political polarization that the country is experiencing.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Issue Aug 23-29 2023: The patriotism and courage displayed by citizens of Ecuador was apparent internationally as the country’s voters showed up in mass numbers for recent elections despite the terrible state of insecurity the country has faced.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Issue Aug 23-29 2023: The passing of Article 3 for the Constitution after the Mexican Revolution, concerning education, was a historic win for the secular State, but would not conclude the contest with the Catholic Church.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Issue Aug 23-29 2023: Femicides in Paraguay are not decreasing, and therefore must be recognized as an “ignored pandemic,” as described by the United Nations.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary
Villavicencio Assassination Draws Colombian Comparisons, Demonstrating Need for International Action
Issue Aug 16-22 2023: The assassination of Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio is reminiscent of the murder of Colombian presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galán, 34 years earlier in 1989.
Read More- Published in Editorials & Commentary


