Female entrepreneurship in Latin America flourishes in the face of adversity
Every two weeks, a group of female entrepreneurs congregate at Flamingo coworking space in Santa Marta,…
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Category: Analysis
Reactions to The Intercept’s Operation Car Wash Exposés
On Sunday, June 9, the editorial staff at The Intercept broke the first part of one of the most significant…
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Why are inmates still dying in Brazil’s violent prisons?
Brazil exercises a hard-line approach to petty crime and violence. Because of the country’s pre-trial…
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How to save a dying indigenous language
According to UNESCO‘s latest survey of world languages, 43 percent of them are endangered. Since…
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Opinion: Where do US progressives stand on Venezuela and Maduro?
The complicated and dynamic relationship that the United States has with Latin America has become a…
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Paraguay’s Guaraní language is flourishing but its indigenous people are not
The difference between Paraguayan Guaraní and 43% of the world’s languages is that it is far from…
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South America’s indigenous languages: Where are they now?
South America has a rich linguistic heritage. According to The World Bank’s 2015 study “Indigenous…
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Q&A with Argentina’s Former Foreign Minister: The state of women’s rights in Latin America
Susana Malcorra, Argentina’s former Foreign Minister, is one of the 43 women who penned an open letter…
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Uruguayan homicides nearly double as country gears up for presidential elections
Last month, the Uruguayan government revealed that homicides in the country rose 46 percent in 2018.…
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Teenage pregnancy rates soar across Latin America
The U.S Government recently expanded a Global Gag Rule which substantially limits funding to organisations…
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