Issue Sep 21-27 2022: The shifting stances of politicians who transition from opposition to holding office in government are a regular feature of politics across the world.

Bolivia has gone through multiple periods of controversial control. Today, the country struggles to find a solution to historical continuity as citizens become disappointed in the current state of society.

Nicaragua has a front row seat to the dismantling of democracy with Guatemala and El Salvador close behind on the path of democratic destruction.

In the Dominican Republic, despite a history of destruction by weather disasters, not enough is being done to minimize these disasters in the future.

One of Brazil’s most significant biomes, the Cerrado, is facing a “critical” moment after raging fires have transformed 66,625 km² of its landmass since the beginning of 2022.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: The fascist movement in Colombia remains alive and well, after almost 100 years of political history.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: Guatemala is a “rotten country” where the wealthy few thrive while the majority is barely able to survive.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: The use of lethal force by security officers in Mexico has shown a concerning year-on-year rise since 2016, with 33 civilian deaths at the hands of the army for every soldier killed in 2020.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: On the anniversary of the coup d’état of September 11, 1973, Chileans reflect on the country’s political history in order to continue their stride towards progress since the end of the dictatorship.

Mexico City (CDMX) has the longest standing participatory budget within Mexico and its attributes can be used to explain the difficulties of successful collective action.