Independiente, an Instagram influencer, and the Inspector General: What’s behind the controversial crowdfunding campaign to lift the Argentine soccer club out of debt?
By Latin America Reports - June 7, 2023
Analysis
Recent incidents of officers killing colleagues raise mental health concerns within Brazil’s police
By Latin America Reports - June 5, 2023
Indigenous leaders are being murdered in Peru’s Amazon
By Latin America Reports - May 25, 2023
Why the end of Title 42 in the U.S. does little to solve South America’s migration crisis
By Tom Driver - May 18, 2023
3 million without a birth certificate: Inside Brazil’s push to issue identification to the homeless
By Latin America Reports - May 16, 2023
Brazil’s homeless population tops 200,000 after pandemic economic fallout
By Latin America Reports - May 11, 2023
The progression of advanced AI: Where do Latin American governments stand?
By Katie Konyn - May 5, 2023
How universities in Latin America are adapting to ChatGPT
By Mish Dent - May 5, 2023
Proposed bill to regulate social media in Brazil raises discussion on freedom of speech and the fight against fake news
By Latin America Reports - April 27, 2023
Mexico’s Supreme Court rules militarization of National Guard unconstitutional days after troops kill family members
By Latin America Reports - April 20, 2023
Brazil’s government to more closely monitor internet to prevent school violence
By Latin America Reports - April 20, 2023
Confronting climate change head on in rural Honduras
By Diego Lopez Marina - April 19, 2023
Brazil has been under-reporting the killing of women for 40 years, study shows
By Latin America Reports - April 14, 2023
AMLO’s Isthmus of Tehuantepec infrastructure project draws the ire of Mexico’s Indigenous communities
By Latin America Reports - April 13, 2023
A look at Lula’s first 100 days in office in Brazil
By Latin America Reports - April 10, 2023