Issue Mar 06-12 2024: In Brazil, the Zion Church, the religious association Dunamis Movement, the Akachi Institute, and the evangelical pastors Lucas Hayashi and Teo Hatashi are threatening to sue all individuals and media outlets that criticized or raised doubts about their interest in the recent denunciation of the sexual exploitation of children in the

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: Minister of Economy Luis Caputo indicated that the Argentinian government is maintaining conversation with the IMF; “they have always said that they were open to a new program, and that’s part of what we’re talking about.”

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: According to a recently conducted study, six in ten Brazilian youth who never completed their schooling have children; among women, this number is eight in ten.

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: While there is no evidence directly linking former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe to ex-paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso, their careers are widely understood as existing on parallel tracks.

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: Colombian President Gustavo Petro has dismissed out of hand the possibility of abandoning his plan for health care reform, despite the fact that it shows no signs of being able to make it through Congress.

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: In Argentina, the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censos (INDEC) indicated that inflation stood at 13.2%, a slowdown compared to the previous rate; the cumulative rate for 2023 stands at 276.2%.

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: Despite political normalization and a strong economy, the administration of Brazilian President Lula da Silva has seen a drop in approval ratings during the first months of 2024.

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: How do people develop their sense of reality in communities where independent media is scarce?

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: It has been two years since Gabriel Boric and his close friends and militants took the helm of the ship of the Chilean State.

Issue Mar 06-12 2024: Despite Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s promise to stamp out illegal mining and end deforestation in the Amazon by 2030, small-scale gold miners continue to devastate the country’s Indigenous lands.