Issue Nov 05-11 2025 Not just the INSS (National Institute of Social Security) scandal and the dispute over public security, but also inflation, fiscal deficit, and high interest rates have become ammunition for the opposition in Brazil.
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Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: At a meeting on November 4, Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa reassured members of the Business Council of Latin America (CEAL) that his administration is making great strides in stabilizing his country’s economy and fighting narco-terrorism. “Ecuador is in good shape,” he said, “we’ve left uncertainty behind and are building a
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Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: A new assault against human rights and its national and international safeguards has gotten underway in the Chilean democratic system, as the country’s presidential and parliamentary election season enters its last stages.
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Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: The recent parliamentary elections in Argentina, contrary to what polls showed, handed a decisive win to the government of Javier Milei, making it possible for him to implement his policies without further institutional or political obstacles.
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Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: An internal struggle among Kirchnerists and Kicillofists has caused a fracture in the Peronista (PJ) movement, leading to doubts about its future.
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Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: Political propaganda has spread across ten regions of Peru in the lead-up to the 2026 general elections.
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Issue Oct 22-28 2025: Yamandú Orsi’s government has been facing an increasing disapproval rate in the last few months, although most citizens continue to be neutral.
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Issue Oct 22-28 2025: Peru’s judiciary will review a lawsuit filed by OjoPúblico against the “APCI (Peruvian Agency for International Cooperation) Law,” marking the first case of alleged state censorship of an independent news outlet in the country.
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Issue Oct 22-28 2025: Two weeks after receiving the Federal Income Law, passed by the Chamber of Deputies, and having met on two occasions with bureaucrats from the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit and the Tax Administration Service (SAT), Mexico’s Senate is preparing to approve this year’s budget bill.
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