Brazil daily COVID deaths reach 4,000 for first time as variant takes hold
For the first time since the pandemic began, Brazil has registered more than 4,000 deaths in a 24-hour…
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Category: Countries
Indigenous groups are the most vital protectors of Latin American forests, per UN report
Indigenous peoples may be the best protectors of the Amazon and other Latin American forests, according…
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Q&A with Costa Rican entrepreneur Cynthia Castro: “The best strategy to avoid economic exclusion in the world is to give economic power to women”
Cynthia Castro is on a mission to empower women in Latin American workplaces, ridding offices of unequal…
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Chile among the world’s best in vaccination efforts
After high death and infection tolls from COVID-19 last summer, Chile has responded with one of the…
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Travel to Latin America won’t fully recover until 2023
Travel bookings to Latin America and the Caribbean could rebound to pre-pandemic rates as soon as 2023…
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Latin America’s economy could be set back a decade by rising inequality
The coronavirus pandemic is expected to set economies in Latin America back by a decade due to rising…
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Rising hunger rates in Central America present parallel crisis
Hunger is on the rise in Central America as locals try to cope with dueling crises stemming from the…
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Chinese loans to Latin America run dry
After years of billions of dollars in loans to the region, China stopped lending to Latin America in…
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Latin American leaders to talk rebuilding trust with the US at Horasis event
Latin American relations with the United States faced a number of challenges over the past four years…
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Colombia on the verge of restarting aerial fumigation with glyphosate
Colombia could be just a few weeks away from restarting its controversial fumigation program that sprays…
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