Issue May 08-14 2024: On May 15th, the city of La Macarena, Colombia, opened its doors to various tourist attractions. Laguna del Silencio, Mirador Cristalitos, Raudal Angostura I, Ciudad de Piedra, and Caño Cristales, the majestic river of seven colors, are some of the places tourists can now visit.

Issue May 08-14 2024: Guatemala has proposed new national strategies to improve and certify the level of English across the country.

Issue May 08-14 2024: According to the Comisión Nacional de Búsqueda, there are 116,204 persons who are missing and unaccounted for in Mexico.

Issue May 08-14 2024: The Ministry of Environment, Water, and Ecological Transition (Maate) can issue three types of environmental permits: certificates, registrations, and licenses, which vary in requirements.

Issue May 08-14 2024: The temporary labor migration agreement between the two countries, signed in December 2023, will be in effect for three years with the potential to be extended for a similar period.

Issue May 08-14 2024: Deputies of the Chilean Communist Party have vehemently opposed a new amendment that would allow elderly individuals charged with human rights violations and crimes against humanity to complete their sentences under house arrest.

Issue May 08-14 2024: Hugo Passalacqua, governor of Misiones, wrote a letter to the Finance Minister, Luis Caputo, complaining about Argentina’s rampant importation of yerba mate from Brazil and Paraguay.

Issue Apr 24-May 07 2024: José Raúl Mulino, who won the May 5, 2024 presidential election in Panama, promised to take measures “without fear” to restore the economy and end the “political persecution” against his mentor, former President Ricardo Martinelli. A right-wing lawyer, Mulino also promised to stem the flow of migrants from the Darién

Issue Apr 24-May 07 2024: In response to democratic backsliding and rising radical right-wing authoritarianism and populism, people in Argentina and Paraguay have organized in support of public education and democratic values.

Issue Apr 24-May 07 2024: In Venezuela, all polling data – be it the product of serious investigations or hack jobs, foreign sources or local – points to the same conclusion: despite his relative obscurity, opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia commands a convincing lead over the incumbent Maduro.