The Controversial Cabinet of Pedro Castillo
Neither the markets, nor the opposition, nor the cabinet itself gives peace of mind to the newly inaugurated Pedro Castillo
Latin America in Short: Pedro Castillo Takes Office and Nicaragua's Electoral Campaign Begins
Finally, Pedro Castillo is inaugurated as president of Peru, the electoral campaign begins in Nicaragua, the European Union invests in reducing greenhouse gases, natural resources are running out for this year and Brazil takes the medal in one of the debuting sports of the Olympic Games. Find out about everything here.
3 New Progressive Laws in Latin America: Why Progress Is Not Guaranteed
Despite the fact that there were several interesting progressive Latino initiatives, there are sectors that still reject them, so the conquests will have to occur over time
Why Is Guatemala Going On Strike?
The Central American country takes to the streets calling for the resignation of President Alejandro Giammattei and the Attorney General
Is Bukele the key to greater Central American integration?
The role of the Salvadoran president can serve to revive the dream of a (more) united Central America
Latin America in short: Argentina recognizes the non-binary population and Jeff Bezos goes to space
Another Friday arrives and with it the most relevant of the week: What Olympic records were broken? Will trips to space begin to be commercial? Are we on the road to a more inclusive Argentina? Everything explained here
Center Right Or Left: the Choice Of the Chilean People
The Chilean Presidential Elections Were Marked By Low Electoral Participation and the Pandemic
Cuba: The Internet As A Tool Against the Regime
The Internet and social networks have been the main ally of the protests that have developed in Cuba
Colombia: Why Are The Protests Returning To The Streets?
This July 20, several Colombian social sectors will march again. The Government fears that the protests of April 28 that lasted more than 2 months will be repeated
Opinion: It's Time To Change Colombia's National Anthem
Supporters Of This Idea Argue That the Lyrics Do Not Represent Colombians As a Nation
Latin America in short: social tension in Cuba and Colombian activism in Cannes
The week ends and because it is Friday we bring you our summary of the most relevant news of the week. Bolsonaro at the clinic, tension in Cuba, new Formula 1 car, solidarity for Colombia in Cannes and Emmy nominees. Everything explained here
Colombia: How Different Is The New Tax Reform From The Previous One?
Details have already been released that show the substantial difference between this project and the one presented in April, which was overthrown at the height of the National Strike.
Belgium Figured Out How To Stop Lazy Politicians
"The Flemish Scrollers" Project Could Limit the Bad Habits Of Politicians
Cuba: How a Song Challenges the Revolution
5 causes of the historic protests on the island that have the Cuban government in trouble