If Brazilian democracy falters, all of Latin America is in danger
by Hal Brands The farce of Sunday’s elections in Nicaragua, in which President Daniel Ortega ran with almost no opponents
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Foreign Agents Law: the new controversy of the President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele
The president receives criticism for the dangers that a law of this type represents for any country and democracy. The
Argentine economic situation will weigh on election results
Argentines will cast their vote next Sunday in a midterm election where the ruling coalition could lose power in Congress
Houses at the symbolic price of one euro in Italy: what is this business about?
The dream of their own home would be very close to being fulfilled for thousands of families if they settled
A teenager whose disappearance kept France in suspense admits that she faked her kidnapping
Lisa, a 17-year-old French teenager whose disappearance kept France in suspense for 24 hours, has acknowledged to researchers that at
New COP26 draft calls for doubling funding for climate adaptation
The new text maintains the call to accelerate the elimination of coal and “inefficient subsidies for fossil fuels.” The new
Banxico faces uncertainty ahead of meeting, according to governor
Mexico’s central bank’s next monetary policy decisions will be data-driven and dependent on any additional price shocks, Governor Alejandro Díaz
The free market could stop radical change to the Chilean model
Juan Andrés Fontaine and José De Gregorio have been, with nuances, guardians of Chile’s free market economy for more than
Consumer anger over inflation may emulate the 1970s
The latest US CPI report was a blow as inflation reached its highest level in three decades. But the University
Chávez lives, at least in campaign, because the Maduro regime has nothing better to offer
His speeches, his sentences, his photos and his eyes, the omnipresent eyes. He passed away eight years ago, but Hugo
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