In 2019, the destruction of democracy in Bolivia left the country in a state of political, economic, and social distress.

Differences in thinking between younger and older generations are weakening polarization’s presence in Latin America.

Julián de Zubriría Samper wrote about the lack of dialogue and understanding between the opposing sides in the ongoing protests in Colombia.

“If we close the bars, I kill the waiters.”

The predominant economic policy response to both the global financial crisis of 2007-2009 and the current stagnation due to the COVID-19 pandemic has consisted of injecting liquid assets into financial markets and accumulating public debt.

The origins of Brazil’s current humanitarian catastrophe can be found in the social inequalities prevalent in Latin America.

Perú’s democracy faces critiques of intolerance of opinion and anti-democratic behavior.

In 1967, at the Universidad de Ingeniería de Lima, writers Gabriel García Márquez and Mario Varga Llosa spoke together. Alfaguara recently published Dos soledades: Un diálogo sobre la novela en América Latina, recalling these literary conversations.

The Zapatista Squadron 421 departed on May 2, 2021, to spread its anti-capitalist mission to the people of Europe.

The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, has taken further steps to consolidate an authoritarian regime, threatening the nation’s democracy.