Forty days in the jungle for children under 13 seems like a miracle. These were the keys to understanding how the 4 Mucutuy children survived in the Amazon

The presidents of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, and of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, have found a political adversary in each other

The Mexican president is approaching his last year in office with a solid internal position. However, at the regional level, AMLO did not achieve the impact that he initially seemed to project

In LatinAmerican Post we explain the definition of the 'soft coup d'état' theory with which, according to Colombian President Gustavo Petro, the opposition is trying to remove his party's representatives from Congress.

Hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean has increased by 30% since 2019, and several countries are already food insecurity hotspots

More and more cases of xenophobia are reported in Chile, which represents a challenge for Gabriel Boric's government. How do the authorities' decisions affect this social problem?

After the first two decades of the 21st century, agrarian reform in Brazil remains an unfulfilled promise. What will be the future of the Brazilian countryside without it?

Colombian President Gustavo Petro is having difficulty implementing several of his campaign promises, not because he wants to

The approval of the General Law of Humanities, Sciences, Technologies, and Innovation in Mexico, proposed by AMLO, is the object of strong criticism and protests. What does this law imply for science and technology?

The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, is the president with the highest favorability in the entire region and his way of governing could redefine the right in Latin America

The absence of a democratically elected president since 2021, the urban violence and human rights violations, and the cholera outbreak are some of the problematic situations that the nation is currently experiencing. What is the role of Latin America in the Haitian crisis?

The country has tried to recover from the armed conflict that has lasted for more than sixty years. For this reason, from social leaders to former presidents have state security, which in many cases is inefficient in their duty to protect from potential attacks by criminal gangs, dissidents, and paramilitaries

The Colombian vice president Francia Márquez returns from her tour in South Africa, Kenya and Ethiopia with important achievements in cooperation and diplomacy

Florida's new anti-immigrant policy generated a wave of criticism for its limitations that affect thousands of Latino workers