Guy Edwards
April 9, 2021
Andrés Cañizález
April 9, 2021
Opinion: The pandemic has shown that workers in the informal economy need a safety net, too
Christopher Sabatini
April 9, 2021
The Peruvian presidential election remains anybody’s race
Ahead of presidential and congressional elections scheduled for Sunday, Peru is battling a record spike in COVID-19 deaths, underscoring the public health challenges that the next administration will be forced to address and potentially setting the stage for additional surges, as millions of Peruvians gather at the polls.
admin
April 9, 2021
Will the indictment of Sergio Fajardo redefine his candidacy?
On the day before the Easter holiday, the Colombian Attorney General’s office issued an indictment against the former governor of the Antioquia Department and current presidential contender, Sergio Fajardo, for fund mismanagement alleged to have taken place in 2013. Fajardo’s response to the allegations against him may redirect his candidacy just one year before Colombia’s presidential election.
Sergio Guzman
April 9, 2021
Saber-rattling and high stakes in Guyana’s geopolitical neighborhood
The Essequibo territory remains a point of contention between Guyana and Venezuela, and the stage is now set for the ICJ to step in and render a judgment.
admin
April 8, 2021
Disinformation or goodwill: The Russian COVID-19 vaccine strategy
The race to research, develop, test, approve, and distribute effective COVID-19 vaccines has turned the search for global normalcy into yet another frontier to be exploited for geopolitical gain, with Russia taking the opportunity to use vaccines as a means to advance relations throughout Latin America.
admin
April 6, 2021
Nicolás Albertoni
April 2, 2021
Georges Fauriol
April 2, 2021
Patricio Navia
April 2, 2021