Opinion: let's arm our cops (with cameras)
Providing "body cameras" to our police officers would reduce police abuse and improve the image of these institutions
How will the absence of opposition influence Nayib Bukele's politics?
The absolute majority will allow the Salvadoran president to fulfill his promises without obstacles, just three years from the end of his first fi...
Has Biden kept his promises to the latino community?
Here are five promises that Joe Biden has kept to the Latino community in his first month in office
Opinion: let's arm our cops (with cameras)
Providing "body cameras" to our police officers would reduce police abuse and improve the image of these institutions
El Salvador: Polls predict a comfortable victory for "Bukelismo"
President Nayib Bukele's party, New Ideas, is by far the top favorite despite the authoritarian climate in the country since last year
Tension between Europe and Venezuela and capture of "El Chapo's" wife
Find out about the most important political news of the week in Latin America and the World
Women lose prominence on the political map of Latam
There are currently no women as heads of state in any country in the region
What is COVID-19's impact on Black and Latino persons living with HIV?
NYU research team explores how individuals adapt and cope
Keys to the "VIP vaccination" scandal that shook Argentina
The resignation of the Minister of Health of Argentina, Ginés González García, hides the businesses of the friends of power
How do the most violent countries in Latin America regulate weapons?
With the new firearms regulation, Brazil runs the risk of following in the footsteps of Venezuela or Mexico, where homicides are part of daily life
4 facts to understand the electoral process in Ecuador
In Ecuador, they face the candidate who raises the Correismo, a candidate that represents the indigenous peoples and a banker very identified with the...
Economic woes, vaccination advances and other political news of the week
End the week informed with the main political and economic news from the entire region
New political crisis in Peru would give a new turn to the elections
Several Peruvian politicians, including former President Martín Vizcarra, reportedly were vaccinated irregularly
What is Colombia looking for by regulating about 1 million Venezuelans?
This week, President Iván Duque announced the creation of a statute that seeks to normalize the migratory situation of Venezuelans in the count...
Latin America and Its Female Share in Scientific Advances
Policies to support women and girls in knowledge and research are still lacking.
Mexico: Consequences of a possible energy monopoly
The mission of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is to rescue Mexico's energy sovereignty, but what implications does this have ...
What would the return of Correísmo mean?
The correista candidate ensures his passage to the second round and starts as a favorite to be the new president
Ecuador Elections: Is Correísmo Back?
A new president and the members of the General Assembly will be elected on February 7 in Ecuador. To the date the triumph of none is clear, but there ...
Covid-19 affects all politicians equally
Although developing countries have more difficulties facing the crisis of COVID19, it seems that this inequality is not evident in the infections of t...
The Right: the key to legalizing abortion in Latam?
The legalization of abortion in Argentina showed us that votes from right-wing parties can be the key to unlocking these projects throughout the regio...
Guaidó, increasingly alone
The Venezuelan opposition leader will lose his ally in the White House and the recognition of the European Union
This is what happened after some countries legalized abortion
Contrary to popular belief, the legalization of this procedure appears to decrease the number of long-term abortions
The Effective Ways to Combat Gender Violence
Hitting, screaming, humiliation, and permanent threats make up the life scenario many Latina women are exposed to.
Do politicians deserve a vacation during the pandemic?
Several Latin American politicians and officials are in the eye of the hurricane for traveling during the pandemic
Colombia: how do you try to regulate cocaine?
Iván Marulanda, senator and presidential candidate, proposes a law that seeks to regulate the Coca leaf and its derivatives
Argentina: the first "big one" with legal abortion in Latin America
This week, the Argentine Senate approved the interruption of pregnancy until week 14
Political Outlook in Latin America for 2021
Next year several Latin American countries will elect their rulers in the midst of a severe economic crisis due to the pandemic
Latin America at the polls in 2021
Next year there will be a large number of elections in Latin America, which could determine the future of the region
Documentaries to understand Latin American politics
Here's a list of Latin American documentaries to entertain and inform you on the holidays
Interview: Huem Otero, Vienna's first Latin councilor
The Colombian was appointed this year to the Vienna council for the Green Party
The victims of the deportations of Venezuelan migrants
A new tragedy of Venezuelan rafters generates a campaign of national mourning and a rejection of the deportations in the sea of Trinidadian authoritie...
Iván Marulanda: Colombia must restore relations with Maduro
Latin American Post spoke with the Colombian senator who aspires to the presidency in 2022
These are Latin America's Favourite Superheroes
The main superheroes of Marvel and DC comics have been catapulted back into the public eye over recent years thanks to an incredibly popular string of...
What immigration panorama will Biden receive?
Several Central American countries have changed their immigration policies in the face of strong pressure from Trump
Overview of abortion in Latin America
Argentina is close to being the fourth country in Latin America to decriminalize abortion
Is a water crisis looming in Latin America?
To close the year 2020 with a flourish, the Chicago Stock Exchange launched a listing of the most vital resource on our planet: water
What will Biden's relationship with Venezuela and Maduro be like?
Recent relations between the United States and Venezuela have been conflictive. Could the inauguration of Biden change this?
Venezuela: What's Next for the Opposition?
The elections of last December 6 return control of the legislative power to the ruling party
Is Latin America ready for the COVID-19 vaccine?
Logistical problems and access to equipment are the main challenges that the region will have to face for vaccination against COVID-19
South America moves away from political extremes
The election results in Brazil (2020), Uruguay and Colombia (2019) show a rejection of the right and left parties
Two elections that express the erosion of polarization in Venezuela
In December the last Latin American electoral processes of the year are prepared amid a climate of political frustration and electoral distrust
Maradona vs. England: a key moment in Latin American culture
The story of Diego Armando Maradona in the 1986 World Cup match was key for Latin culture. Lets see why
Remote work: One of the keys to improving performance
We bring you the latest study from Harvard University on the adaptation that companies need to do for more efficient work
How have other Latinamerican countries handled natural disasters?
Faced with the devastation caused by the San Andrés y Providencia hurricane, we investigated other cases about how governments attempt to rebui...
Timeline of the impeachment of the president of Peru
With 105 votes in favor and only 19 against, on November 9, Martín Vizcarra Cornejo was removed from the presidency of the Republic of Peru
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Stunning Women Take TEDxBogotá Women 2020
The 2020 version of this event features 8 female protagonists, classified as bold, brave, challenging, and daring.
The importance of improving public health in Latin America
The COVID-19 pandemic made us realize the structural problems that Latin American public health has
What happened to Evo Morales in Bolivia after the elections?
The victory of Luis Arce at the Bolivian polls could imply a return of the popularity of Evo Morales
The unique political history of Pepe Mujica in Uruguay
Given the withdrawal from political activity of the current senator and former president of Uruguay, José Mujica, we decided to review his care...