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.

Authorities in Colombia moved to drop charges against former President Álvaro Uribe over witness tampering allegations for which he was detained for two months in 2020.

Journalists and several media outlets have experienced unlawful harassment and persecution from the Nicaraguan government, headed by dictator Daniel Ortega.

From Winston Churchill to Adolf Hitler, it is no secret that many world leaders have consulted witches, gurus, and astrologists to predict their fate, and the leaders of Venezuela are certainly no exception.

Recent election results in El Salvador indicate that in the next three years the hegemonic thought will be conservative and macho.

A Colombian columnist compares the COVID vaccination situations in Latin America and takes on the question of why Chile is so much more successful than other countries.

In the week of March 1, 2021, the results from the most recent Salvadoran election were reported, indicating that President Nayib Bukele’s party would obtain an overwhelming majority that would allow it to control the Legislative Assembly.