The origins of the political phrases left and right may be traced back to the French Revolution when monarch supporters sat on the right side of the rostrum and opponents on the left.

The year 2018 was a worrying year for democracy in Latin America.

In a commentary on the rise of the ultra-right that believes in the denial of many facets of modernity, Jorge Alemán quotes Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Freud.

Brazil’s history of slave labor still affects the country, despite slavery being abolished years ago.

Lisandro Duque Naranjo presented his opinion on prominent leaders and their attributes.

Many call it one of the great theological currents of the 20th century, though Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI fought it “tenaciously” and “almost silenced it in ecclesiastical circles.”

There has not been any further mention of the development plan for the Northern Triangle.

Many countries in Central America like Guatemala have corrupt regimes that silence journalists, who are often assaulted and endure violence from those who oppose their work.

On November 28, Hondurans will vote in the tenth general election since the return to constitutional order in 1982.

After promising pledges, COP26 has continued with the same “long and repeated blah blah blah” as it has done in its 25 years of existence.