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Donald Trump's imminent return to the Oval Office continues to generate doubts and concerns in certain nations, social groups, and econo...

Reisel is a colleague, a Cuban University of Informatic Sciences graduate, where I also studied and still work, who has been based in Ch...

French farmers again charged Monday against the long-negotiated potential trade agreement between the European Union and the South Ameri...

Commerce and Philosophy In the last report, I commented on China's deep economic and commercial inroads into the region in the context o...

Peru's embattled President Dina Boluarte hosted a new edition of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summits this week. Amid a ...

Honduran migrants are the largest national group in Tijuana waiting to cross into U.S. territory, most with CBP One mobile app-powered a...

The security policy implemented by Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele continues to generate controversy and unease in certain sectors, am...

Beef doesn't go up in price, but few buy it In Argentina, the eternal discussion about how distant macroeconomics is from the everyday e...

Since President Daniel Noboa had the Army take control of Ecuador's deadly prison system at the beginning of this year, violent incident...

When the ad hoc Presidential Transition Council was installed in Haiti earlier this year, the coalition of countries supporting the proc...

Latin America is part of the busy agenda that Donald Trump has outlined for his first day back in the White House. A massive and aggress...

The Mexican navy seized more than 3.5 tons of cocaine on a semi-submersible go-fast boat that was plying the waters of the Pacific this ...

The eye of Hurricane Rafael had not yet entered Cuban national territory last Wednesday when the fierce winds associated with it caused ...

Repercussions of a red victory The Republican Party's landslide performance yesterday would seem to offer little incentive for the regio...

Milei and the caste tale The furious libertarian president of Balcarce 50 came to power with an aggressive discourse aimed at denouncing...

The Brazilian government continues trying to bring order to regions with a strong native Indigenous presence under attack by illegal min...

Colombia Another social activist was murdered in Colombia, specifically in the department of Arauca, bringing the number of murders of h...

This Spanish EFE cable reviews the main points of discussion on relations between the United States and the forgotten and displaced Lati...

The political crisis in Bolivia seems to have exploded or is close to doing so. The situation has two tributaries discharging into the s...

There is much to share about Mexico, between the violence that does not subside and the renewed political crisis surrounding a controver...

Ecuador The country's National Assembly approved last Sunday a law proposed by Carondelet, which enables private investment in electrici...

The Republic of Vizcarra Former Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra is a clear example of Peruvian society generally, not only in politic...

Elections in Uruguay Yesterday was also election day in this relatively quiet South American nation, a dynamic that is also reflected in...

The giant elects In Brazil, the right-wing gave a blow on the table in the second round of the municipal elections held this Sunday. One...

This week, a BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, made some headlines. In general, the group is still a long way from displaying the full pote...

Haiti The UN Security Council was the scene of a tense exchange between representatives of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, with the de...

Bolivia In this South American nation, today marks eleven days of the installation of road blockades by groups related to Evo Morales, i...

Hello Latin American Report followers. It has been long days for me since the last one, away from the blockchain, primarily due to famil...

The tragic end of a Cuban singer of urban music—a controversial way, if you will, to call genres like reggaeton or trap, considered for ...

Javier Milei won a (pyrrhic?) victory last Wednesday when deputies favoring an increase in funding for public university education—in co...