The nations that are experiencing the effects of demographic aging and its consequences turn to raise the retirement age attempting to maintain economic health

If most of the Constitutions of Latin American countries formerly explicitly prohibited the extradition of nationals and changes were made based on a historical circumstance relating to drug trafficking, it may be time to contemplate returning to our judicial roots regarding this matter

In the face of new threats of mass deportation and the re-election campaign of the president who issues them, the region has more reasons to question its relationship with the United States

Children born outside Venezuelan territory face serious problems when it comes to nationalizing and entering the health system

Not only is it a matter of houses being smart, but the 5G network would increase the region's competitiveness to improve living conditions

For media not to censor, it is necessary to detach from any relationship with public leadership

In Latin America deforestation does not stop, and countries such as Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia and Peru have lost their primary reserves in a worrying percentage

Recent decisions by some Colombian institutions have generated a confrontation that threatens their own stability

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is used in the business world with different purposes, which generates competitiveness among companies

The intervention by Russia, China and the United States may not be military yet, but it has been operating for months and leaving victims

Although the leader of the Venezuelan opposition continues to arouse enthusiasm and hope for many, the strength of the principle of its movement has been diminished

The fate of the founder of WikiLeaks has sparked divided opinions, but for all its protection should be a priority

Latin American Post sets its position on a more common and deeper problem than is initially believed

The secret for the different Latin American companies to succeed in their business is in the digital transformation

Despite the humanitarian work of international organizations, the progress that has been made in restoring democracy in Venezuela has not been much

This is the balance we make and the conclusions we reached after Facebook-owned applications' outage on Wednesday, March 13

The use of glyphosate to eradicate illicit crops is harmful to health and generates a social and economic problem more expensive than other long-term methods

The orange economy not only bets on increasing Colombia's GDP, but also preserves culture by becoming an attractive sector for investors

Nicolás Maduro crossed a thin line destroying humanitarian aid. Citizens ask for drastic solutions, but in LatinAmerican Post we agree with the position of the Lima Group

Donations in Venezuela are necessary to help fight the humanitarian crisis in that country