Colombia Takes First Step in Joining Latin America’s Left Turn
Before a first round of presidential elections in May, Colombia has elected a new Congress, indicating that the country is joining Latin America's turn to the left.
Before a first round of presidential elections in May, Colombia has elected a new Congress, indicating that the country is joining Latin America's turn to the left.
The victory of Xiomara Castro in Honduras is a sign that the region is ready to exit its lost decade.
The future prosperity of Latin America and the Caribbean will be closely linked to preserving and effectively exploiting its water resources.
As Latin America faces economic challenges, social unrest and rising authoritarianism, the region needs urgent US attention after four years of neglect.
Latin America has remained too unstable to take the risk out of investment, but with neoliberal governments reversing the pink tide, investors are encouraged.
