Joe Biden Faces Many Challenges in Latin America
As Latin America faces economic challenges, social unrest and rising authoritarianism, the region needs urgent US attention after four years of neglect.
As Latin America faces economic challenges, social unrest and rising authoritarianism, the region needs urgent US attention after four years of neglect.
With 2019 was the deadliest year for women and 2020 on course to be even worse, cutting funding to services would be catastrophic for Mexican women and girls.
The fact that the region’s national insurance market is controlled by a handful of omnipotent overseers is a double-edged sword.
Since assuming the presidency, Nayib Bukele has been on a policy blitz focused on two main points: security and economic development.
Latin America has remained too unstable to take the risk out of investment, but with neoliberal governments reversing the pink tide, investors are encouraged.
A Colombian #MeToo movement — which seems to be slowly underway — will require a deep questioning of what it means to be a woman in a traditional South American society.
When addressing the recent protests in Latin America, it is important to resist the spell of common myths about the region.
The working and middle classes of Chile were ripe for a social uprising, unbeknownst to the country’s economic elite, political class and foreign creditors.
By refusing to give up power, Evo Morales is doing a great disservice to Bolivia’s democracy and to his legacy as the country’s first indigenous president.
The election of Laurentino “Nito” Cortizo marks a turning point in Panama’s democracy.
