Students in Latin America losing drastic school time compared to rest of the world
Students in Latin America and the Caribbean are being disproportionately affected by school closures,…
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Category: Politics
Brazil’s carbon emissions rising because of Amazon deforestation
Brazil emitted 9.6 percent more carbon emissions in 2019 than the previous year, according to a new…
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At least 77 million in Latin America’s rural areas have no Internet access
The divide between the rich and poor in Latin America continues to worsen as an economic consequence…
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Could tech be Colombia’s ticket to economic recovery?
Colombian President Iván Duque has repeatedly said during his time in office that he wants the Adean…
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Venezuela’s mistreatment of returnees may be intensifying COVID-19 spread
Venezuela is abusing exiles who have had to return to the country during the coronavirus pandemic, which…
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Argentina to incentivize tech sector in hopes of boosting recovery
On Friday, Argentina’s congress passed a bill that is slated to provide tax incentives for tech…
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Latin America has a police brutality problem of its own
This past week 10 people were killed by police in Colombia as demonstrators have taken to the streets…
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Former presidents of LatAm countries push back at Trump’s pick for Inter-American Development Bank Chief
Six former presidents of Latin American countries and Spain released a letter Wednesday calling for…
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What does Guaidó’s National Assembly repossession mean for Venezuela?
Self-declared interim president of Venezuela Juan Guaidó and his supporters managed to successfully…
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Who is Venezuela’s new parliamentary speaker?
Self-declared Venezuelan interim president Juan Guaidó and his ally-turned-competitor Luis Parra have…
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