Issue Aug 12-18 2026: The Brazil-Peru Chamber of Commerce (CAMBRAPER) will be hosting an international conference on renewable energy and energy transition at Lima’s Convexia Convention Center on August 20.

Issue Aug 12-18 2026: Colombia could adopt a security model similar to that of El Salvador under Nayib Bukele.

Issue Aug 01-11 2026: For years, in the 1960s, during marches held in Mexico City to support the Cuban Revolution, teachers, university students, and attendees of boarding schools would sing “Down with imperialism! / Up with freedom! / We will carry with the letters, / the light of truth!”

Issue Aug 01-11 2026: The newly-elected president, Abelardo de la Espriella, warned that he would restructure Colombia’s international relations.

Issue Aug 01-11 2026: 48 hours after the implementation of Colombia’s new government, Panama reinforced its border with Colombia with over 500 agents in addition to helicopters, boats, and patrols.

Issue Jul 01-31 2026: With an initial contribution, the CIREC Foundation is calling on citizens, businesses, and international partners to support the effort it is undertaking alongside Venezuelan organizations to care for those injured in the earthquakes.

Issue Jul 01-31 2026: The Mexican president revealed that Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco spoke “personally” with Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori while highlighting that “we are making progress” toward normalizing relations with the Andean country’s new government.

Issue Jul 01-31 2026: Colombia is facing a new migratory situation amid the wave of Venezuelans seeking to settle in the country.

Issue Jun 17-30 2026: Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that Mexico is working to resume commercial oil exports to Cuba through private companies authorized to transport fuel, following the issuance of new U.S. licenses for fuel sales to the island.

Issue Jun 17-30 2026: As Brazil’s 2026 presidential race intensifies, public security has emerged as a central campaign issue, with presidential candidate Ronaldo Caiaido arguing that organized crime poses an existential threat not only to public safety but also to the country’s formal economy and democratic institutions.