AMERICAS
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Violence in Mexico: beyond presidential proposals
New security law opens up a broader spectrum of presidential elections and suggests a change in attitude
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The ozone layer is not safe
According to the Federal Polytechnic Institute of Zurich, despite the recovery of ozone at the poles, the tropics continue to…
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UN: What constituted the complaint to El Salvador’s government?
For twelve days the Special Rapporteur on the subject dedicated herself to finding clues that clarify responsibility, but the government…
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Congress Working to Pass Stop-Gap Spending Bill as Immigration Negotiations Continue to Falter
In January, the government shut down for three days while members of Congress negotiated a stop-gap spending bill
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Chile: How to approach the immigration boom?
The main political blocs agree that the immigration policy requires an urgent overhaul, but they differ in the scope of…
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Microplastics Menace as Latin America’s Marine Giants Fight for Survival
In Latin America's pristine waters, the majestic humpback whales and elusive peregrine sharks unknowingly face a grave threat from microplastics,…
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Cape Town: What is living on the verge of running out of water like?
Latin American Post spoke with a Latino living in the South African city about what it is like to live…
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How are the relations between Dutch and Turkish governments?
These countries are experiencing one of the most difficult political moments
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Tracey Crouch: a Minister of Loneliness?
The government of the United Kingdom has decided to tackle the issue of solitude
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A world without polar bears?
A new study reveals that these animals are losing more and more body mass
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