Journalism is beginning to gain a lot of relevance on social media, and it is undeniable that journalists are becoming channels of information and opinion-building.

The Brazilian head of state causes political turmoil in one more attempt to restructure his government.

Nicaragua will hold presidential and legislative elections on November 7, but concerns are rising as this date approaches.

The development of Marxism in the West differed distinctly from its counterpart in the former Soviet Union, and now the 21st century is seeing a rise in neo-Marxism, which combines various philosophies and social sciences with the original ideology.

Authorities in Colombia moved to drop charges against former President Álvaro Uribe over witness tampering allegations.

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández is up for reelection in November, but will his corrupt past interfere?

The one-year anniversary of the arrival of the coronavirus to Peru has been marked by alarming concerns regarding the increase in mental health disorders all over the country.

The Argentine neoliberal right has already established itself. To display its strength, it did not need to face a progressive or popular-democratic government, nor any other type of government.

Throughout history, countless fights for justice have all shared a common goal: dignity.

While the use and recruitment of children as soldiers for armed groups in Colombia is not a new phenomenon, its intensification in recent years is concerning.