AMERICAS
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Goldman Sachs accused of ‘funding immorality’ in Venezuela debt deal
The New York-based investment bank came under fire from Venezuelan politicians and protesters in New York opposed to Maduro
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Shift seen for Latin America wind power market
Latin America’s wind power market is changing with new players emerging, according to recent analysis.
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Homophobia: Not just a problem of the 21st century
Even if rates and data on homophobia violence in Latin America are scarce, it doesn’t mean it is a new…
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Panama’s Manuel Noriega dies at 83
General Manuel Antonio Noriega, the former military leader of Panama, has died aged 83
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Clamour grows for Brazil’s President Temer to resign
Thousands of people off from heading down to Copacabana to join calls for President Michel Temer to step down.
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Latin America: a continuous pollution alert?
In 2017, Latin America has been making headlines for its constant pollution alerts and it’s now raising concerns.
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Colombia’s FARC says more time needed to hand over weapons
The FARC guerrillas won’t meet a May 29 deadline to hand over their weapons
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Medicinal plants and indigenous culture are at risk
The religious missionaries who arrived in the early part of the twentieth century can be associated, or even blamed, for…
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Electing a new president won’t solve Mexico’s problems
Mexicans must use their indignation as fuel for collective action that strikes at the root of the nation’s problems
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Is there good news for endangered species?
Each year, the news reminds us of the environmental damage humans are constantly making but, fortunately, not everything’s bad news.…
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