What Is the "Volcker Effect" and How Can It Impact Latin America?
Regarding the rise in FED rates, we analyze the risks for Latin America with the Volcker era still in mind
How Likely Is Nayib Bukele's Future Re-election?
The current president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, announced his intention to compete for a consecutive re-election
Breaking News: "Without Peace with the Planet, There will be No Peace Among Nations", Gustavo Petro
The Colombian President Gave his First Speech at the United Nations and Called for a Change in Anti-drug and Environmental Policy.
Opinion: Is It Time for Pedro Castillo to Resign as President of Peru?
The president of Peru, Pedro Castillo, has had a mandate accompanied by scandals, accusations, and criticism. It's time for him to step aside...
The Bukelization of Mexico: The Influence of Nayib Bukele
Ricardo Anaya, one of the highest representatives of the right in Mexico, has launched some solutions against insecurity that were similar to those im...
How Convenient Is the Rapprochement Between the PRI and Andrés Manuel López Obrador?
The so-called “PRIMOR” (PRI-Morena) scares the Mexican right, which could see the only possibility of defeating Andrés Manuel L&oac...
Colombia: the Lies that Have Been Created Around the "Total Peace" of Gustavo Petro
At LatinAmericanPost we analyze some 'fake news' that circulate on social networks about the “total peace” project of the Governme...
Infographic: Brazil Elections: Lula da Silva vs. Jair Bolsonaro
Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro will face each other in the next general elections in Brazil. These are their main proposals
Cristina Fernández: Is political polarization related to political assassination attempts?
The recent assassination attempt on the Argentine vice president, Cristina Fernández, is yet another case of intolerance and political polariza...
Colombia: First month of the Petro government
After a month of the possession of Gustavo Petro and Francia Márquez as president and vice president of Colombia, what is the balance?
Chile: The Difficult Task Of Creating A New Constitution
With the results of the historic Chilean vote in which the 'Rejection' option obtained the majority on September 4, the Executive calls for a ...
Bolsonaro Uses Fear And Lula da Silva Nostalgia In A Divided Brazil
These are some of the outstanding proposals after a debate in which the disqualifications between Jair Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva were the center of ...
Gallery: These Are the Ministers of Gustavo Petro
Almost a month after the Government of Gustavo Petro, the team that will govern Colombia is almost fully known
Latin America Scores Low in Institutional Quality
According to the RELIAL Institutional Quality Index, no country in Latin America enters the top 20. What are the most prominent countries?
Petro and Boric: a Latin American Left Different from the Socialism of the 21st Century
The new governments of Chile and Colombia are part of a progressivism that tries to continue, but not repeat, the socialism of the 21st century, which...
Bukele Proposes a European Union in Central America
The vice president of El Salvador once again resumed the regional integration proposal but with governments in Central America that are unwilling...
Does Gabriel Boric Have A Plan B If The Constitution Is Rejected?
The main polls in Chile show a rejection of the new constitution, Gabriel Boric faces his first great challenge from the Government
Will Máximo Kirchner Take The Reins Of Kirchnerism?
The Prosecutor's Office requested 12 years in prison for the leader of Kirchnerism, Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. If found...
Breaking News: Spain Offers Itself to Host Dialogues Between Colombia and the ELN
Pedro Sánchez, President of the Spanish Government, Offered his Country as the venue for the Peace Talks Between Colombia and the National Libe...
El Salvador: How Effective Has Nayib Bukele's Anti-violence Strategy Been?
Since the government of El Salvador began the state of emergency at the end of March, the country has remained tense and calm. We analyze how Nayib Bu...
Gustavo Petro: What Will Be His Relationship With the Venezuelan Opposition?
The new president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, is torn between a complete understanding with his Venezuelan counterpart and the protection of exiles
Public Security: AMLO's Proposal that Colombia Is "Repenting"
While Mexico bets on a “Colombian model” in public security, Colombia plans to bet on the (still) current “Mexican model” of c...
Is the European Energy Crisis a Mirror for Colombia and Its Attempt to Depend on Gas from Venezuela?
Apparently, the government of Gustavo Petro in Colombia has clear intentions of wanting to depend on Venezuelan gas in case of a shortage in its own t...
Disability in Latin America: How Adapted is the Region for this Population?
People with Disabilities are Vulnerable to Situations of Discrimination, With Physical Barriers in the Infrastructure and Social Empathy as Predominan...
State Of Exception: What Is Happening In Ecuador?
The Ecuadorian president, Guillermo Lasso, decrees, for the third time this year, a state of emergency due to the security crisis in the country. What...
Infographic: An Analysis of the New Chilean Constitution
Soon, Chileans will have to vote if they “approve” or “reject” the new constitution. These are the arguments that support...
Bolsonaro Cuts Advantage Over Lula, What is the Reason for this Trend?
A few months before the presidential elections in Brazil, Lula remains at the top of the polls, despite the fact that Bolsonaro's numbers continue...
How Do Wealth Taxes Work In Latin America?
Regarding the Tax Reform in Colombia, we review how other countries in the region have dealt with the issue of taxes on the richest and their results
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Who Is Leonor Zalabata, Colombian Indigenous Ambassador to the UN?
President-elect Gustavo Petro seeks to have a diverse cabinet and representatives like Leonor Zalabata new Ambassador to the UN
This Was the Path of the Left to Reach Power in Colombia
With the arrival of Gustavo Petro to the Presidency of that country, more than 100 years of struggle of the left to obtain the highest position in the...
Breaking News: Venezuela Announces Reestablishment of Military Relations with Colombia
Bilateral Relations Between Venezuela and Colombia were Broken since 2019
This is How the Relationship Between President Gustavo Petro and the Colombian Armed Forces Begins
The left-wing leader was for a long time one of the greatest opponents of the Armed Forces of his country. The relationship between Gustavo Petro and ...
Infographic: Curious Facts About The Possession of Gustavo Petro This August 7
This August 7, Colombia lives one of the most historic presidential possessions, full of symbolism and unprecedented events
Breaking News: Pedro Castillo Cannot Leave Peru Due to a Corruption Complaint
The Peruvian President, Pedro Castillo, Will not be able to Attend the Inauguration of Colombian President Gustavo Petro after Congress Denied his Dep...
The Best And Worst Ministers of Iván Duque's Goverment
Several ministers of the outgoing president failed miserably, while others achieved good results
Colombia: What is the Pistol Plan and Why Does it Remind Us of the Worst Times of Pablo Escobar?
The drug trafficker dead in 1993 has been much mentioned in recent days in that country, due to the onslaught that paramilitary groups began agai...
Bolsonaro's Re-election and His Mission to Keep the Right Alive
The Brazilian president, Jair Bolsonaro, represents the last great bastion of the Latin American right that is experiencing its darkest hours
Spain Will Allow Thousands Of Foreigners To Work In The Country
The Government of Pedro Sánchez took measures this week to allow the legal work of thousands of immigrants in Spain
Gallery: The Most Relevant Native American Personalities
With the recent appointment of Leonor Zabalata as Colombia's next ambassador to the UN, she becomes the first Native American to hold the position...
How The Crisis In Panama Puts World Trade At Stake
Currently, the Central American country is experiencing its biggest protests in recent decades. Commercial communication routes are the most affected....
Colombia opens a Congress like none in its history
The new Colombian congress was installed yesterday, July 20, independence day, with a large center-left majority.
What Do Businessmen Think of Gustavo Petro and His Next Government in Colombia?
Petro was, without a doubt, the candidate that Colombian businessmen saw as a great threat to the economy before the presidential elections. How ...
Breaking News: Panama Begins its 3rd Week of Protests
The Protesters and the Government of President Laurentino Cortizo had Reached an Agreement, but then it Fell Apart. The Executive Warns of Risks of Sh...
Which Ideas of Boric's Tax Reform Could Petro Apply To Colombia?
Colombia is on the verge of a new tax reform. Here we analyze which ideas Gustavo Petro could apply from those proposed by the government of Gabriel B...
Crisis in Argentina: Alberto Fernández Sinks
The crisis in Argentina leaves Kirchnerism between a rock and a hard place and the right envisions a government opportunity in the next elections
The Infamous Story Of The Flights of Death: Why Were 4 Argentine Ex-Soldiers Convicted?
After 39 years of ending the last Argentine dictatorship, 4 soldiers were sentenced to life imprisonment for their participation in what is known as t...
Interview: Gustavo Petro's Cabinet Will Be Evaluated for Its Management: Marelen Castillo
LatinAmerican Post spoke with former vice-presidential candidate Marelen Castillo about her political future in the Colombian House of Representatives...
What Has Gustavo Petro Tried To Communicate With His New Cabinet?
In just a few weeks of being president-elect of Colombia, Gustavo Petro announced his new cabinet
