Why are people protesting the advent of 5G in Uruguay?
In April, Uruguay became the first country in South America to launch commercial 5G internet connectivity,…
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Category: News Brief
Colombia to resume aerial spraying of coca crops
On June 8, Colombian Defence Minister Guillermo Botero told Blu Radio that helicopters will resume aerial…
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How one power cut affected nearly 50 million people
At around 7 a.m. on Sunday, June 16, Argentina had a large-scale power outage that left the entire mainland…
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Nicaragua grants amnesty for all actors in anti-government protests
A total of 106 political prisoners have now been freed in Nicaragua after a controversial amnesty law…
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Mexico’s National Guard will be used to reduce immigration after negotiations with the U.S.
Six thousand National Guard troops will be sent to the country’s border with Guatemala in order to…
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New law to grant Cubans wi-fi access from their own homes
Yesterday, the Cuban Ministry of Communication announced the legalization of personal wi-fi networks…
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Odebrecht scandal involvement begins to unravel in Mexico
Interpol released a red alert yesterday in order to search for Emilio Lozoya Austin, the former head…
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Bolsonaro’s admission of weakness sparks discussions of his impeachment
Last week, the publication of a Folha de São Paulo op-ed predicting the possibility of President Jair…
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Fifth Mexican journalist killed this year
Francisco Romero left his home in the early hours of May 16 after receiving a tip about a potential…
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Bolsonaro’s environmental negligence goes from bad to worse
This week, Brazil withdrew its offer to host a United Nations Latin America and Caribbean climate week…
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