While violence in Mexico is not a new phenomenon, recent events have made it more alarming.

Despite President Jair Bolsonaro declaring Brazil’s neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine war, this has not stopped the country from being “engulfed by conflicts,” as many of Brazil’s sectors are reliant on Russian imports.

More than 8.1 million women live in fear and uncertainty due to the growing wave of violence, discrimination, and the exclusion from programs aimed at the comprehensive development of women.

Gender Studies, although present before the Beijing Summit of 1995, have intensified throughout the world in recent decades.

The political persecution of public prosecutors, court judges, and private citizens alike is maintaining the asphyxiating systems of government corruption in Guatemala.

February 21 will be remembered as the day the Colombian Constitutional Court decided to decriminalize abortion until the 24th week.

Over the last two centuries, the term “progressive” has been used loosely and incorrectly, resulting in a lack of consistency in progressive movements.

The risk of Peru’s chronic political crisis is that the absence of long-term public policies may become the norm; moreover, an absence of structural reforms and continuing problems in institutional structure are not being addressed.

President Jair Bolsonaro has, once again, launched an attack on the country’s electoral system, creating “false narratives surrounding the electronic ballot boxes.”

Recent events in Nicaragua have demonstrated that the once-promising Ortega government has become as corrupt as the previous Somoza dynasty.