The recent revelation that a Brazilian city enacted AI-written legislation sparks concern over the potential erosion of human intellect and authentic legislative progress.

Colombia's health reform, despite noble intentions, risks fiscal instability with a projected $234.7 million increase in costs, challenging conservative views on government spending and economic sustainability.

Recent arrests in Spain highlight a concerning trend of radicalization among Latin Americans. It's time to focus on this growing issue and seek practical solutions.

Amidst the political turbulence and global concerns surrounding Venezuela, one issue remains vastly underreported and underestimated: the deep-seated involvement of the state-owned oil company, Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), in drug trafficking activities. 

In the complex world of economic policy, few debates are as polarizing as the choice of a national currency. It's a decision that can shape the destiny of a nation, impacting everything from inflation rates to economic stability and the daily lives of its citizens. 

The ongoing debate over health care reform in Colombia, as seen in the recent meeting between President Gustavo Petro and former President Álvaro Uribe, highlights a broader ideological divide. While both sides have their arguments, history suggests that conservative healthcare policies tend to be more sustainable in the long run.

Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) has emerged as a global health crisis, demanding united efforts and heightened awareness. While this issue transcends political boundaries, conservative principles offer unique perspectives and strategies to combat the looming threat effectively.

Argentina's decision to elect right-wing libertarian Javier Milei as its new president is a bold and unconventional move.

While gender mandates have propelled more women into political roles in Mexico, the recent case of Mexico City mayoral candidate Clara Brugada raises questions about the balance between gender equality and effective governance.

Excluding indigenous communities from biodiversity and climate plans risks failure, necessitating a balanced approach that respects conservation goals and native rights.

Roger Waters faces hotel cancellations in Uruguay and Argentina, highlighting a concerning trend of stifling free speech under the guise of political correctness.

In the wake of Ociel Baena's death, rights groups hastily attributed it to their gender identity, overlooking evidence suggesting a personal tragedy, not a hate crime.

With Argentina's inflation soaring to 185%, it's crucial to shift towards more conservative economic policies to stabilize the economy and curb rampant price increases.

The recent repatriation of Brazilians from Gaza underscores the urgent need to resolve the plight of Latin Americans caught in the Gaza Strip conflict.

The kidnapping of Luis Díaz's father by the ELN guerrilla group in Colombia spotlights the critical need for expedited peace and security measures.

The philosophical world mourns the loss of Enrique Dussel, a critical thinker whose advocacy for a decolonial turn and Liberation Philosophy reshaped Latin American thought. Dussel (1934-2023) died in Mexico City on Sunday at 89.

Argentina's government yesterday announced the implementation of a law that establishes mandatory training for State officials in matters related to the claim of sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands, the axis of a historic dispute with the United Kingdom.

In the shadow of global tumult and the race for economic supremacy, the Americas Partnership for Economic Prosperity (APEP) Leaders' Summit, helmed by President Biden, marks a pivotal moment for reimagining Western Hemisphere alliances. As leaders pledge to bolster supply chains and expand regional trade, the summit could herald a new era of economic integration, challenging the status quo and setting a course toward shared growth and sustainability.

As the United Nations General Assembly casts an overwhelming vote against the U.S. embargo on Cuba, it's time to scrutinize this long-standing policy. This anachronistic embargo serves as a stark reminder of a bygone era, failing to promote democracy and only exacerbating the suffering of the Cuban people.

The recent report from the Global Alliance for the Future of Food underscores a stark reality: our food production, transportation, and storage are significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. This alarming fact calls for an urgent and radical transformation in how we approach our food systems.