Issue Aug 01-07 2024: Mexico and Guatemala have agreed to perform joint security operations along their border, after hundreds of Mexicans recently fled to the Central American country out of fear of recruitment by local cartels.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: In an official visit to Chile, Brazilian President Lula da Silva participated in the Brazil-Chile Business Forum, where he highlighted the ways in which economic partnerships between the two countries has the potential to strengthen the South American continent.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: Peru’s Ministry of Transport and Communication (MTC) has signed two accords with Japan in the community of Chachapoyas, with the first being a memorandum of cooperation, and the second a technical assistance contract between the two governments.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: A series of economic moves by the Milei administration in Argentina have been welcomed by the agricultural sector.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: It has long been known that under the prior Bolsonaro administration, the Brazilian Intelligence Agency (ABIN) spied on the then president’s political rivals and adversaries.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: “They call us novices, but for us it’s a compliment, because the way politics was done in Old Ecuador didn’t work. For many years Ecuador has been governed by crooks.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: Miratour Puntarenas is a family business dedicated to offering tourists a new and unique way to experience the marine journey to Isla Tortuga in Costa Rica’s Gulf of Nicoya.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: August 7th, 2024, marked the fiftieth anniversary of the celebrated Mexican poet, writer, essayist, and journalist Rosario Castellanos’ tragic death.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: The launch of Una pequeña biblioteca ideal (An Ideal Little Library), by the late Italian philosopher Nuccio Ordine, coincides with the release of the collection Por qué leer a los clásicos (Why Read the Classics), directed by Argentinian writer Edgardo Scott.

Issue Aug 01-07 2024: Beneath the ocean’s surface lies a vast universe of microorganisms, including microplankton, bacteria, and viruses, too small to be seen by the naked eye.