Awaiting a new life in Brazil, 100 Afghan refugees live at São Paulo’s international airport
By Latin America Reports - January 11, 2023
Analysis
U.S. immigration policy keeps migrants in danger in Mexico (Opinion)
By Latin America Reports - January 1, 2023
The Future of Funai (Part 2): What Funai officials and indigenous protectors are expecting from Brazil’s incoming government
By Latin America Reports - December 27, 2022
Argentina’s World Cup championship parade in Buenos Aires from the inside
By Latin America Reports - December 26, 2022
Peru’s democracy at risk: Organization of American States
By Latin America Reports - December 7, 2022
The Future of Funai (Part 1): Brazil’s indigenous protectors denounce the dismantling of their institution during Bolsonaro government
By Latin America Reports - December 7, 2022
The proposed electoral reforms sparking mass protests in Mexico
By Latin America Reports - November 16, 2022
Is Argentina eating less red meat due to its unstoppable inflation?
By Latin America Reports - November 16, 2022
Evangelicals: the rising political base that could impact Brazil’s elections
By Latin America Reports - October 24, 2022
How Argentines use cryptocurrency to avoid high taxes on US dollars earned abroad
By Latin America Reports - October 20, 2022
While the truth is still putting on its shoes, Fake News runs rampant in Latin America
By Emily Hart - December 8, 2021
Opinion: Biden has golden opportunity to help human rights efforts in Cuba
By Bryan Campbell Romero - January 26, 2021
Will Biden’s arrival lead to better U.S. relations with Venezuela?
By Michael Krumholtz - January 24, 2021
These business risks historically associated with Latin America shouldn’t stop you from investing here
By Craig Dempsey - January 16, 2021
Eyes are on the new U.S. administration to end “Remain in Mexico” asylum program
By Michael Krumholtz - January 8, 2021