The elections in Colombia and Peru highlight the spread of disinformation and narratives of electoral fraud as threats to democracy in Latin America.

Economic growth figures speak volumes, but the way they are interpreted can say even more.

More and more Latin Americans are turning to new wellness practices in search of something that traditional institutions no longer seem to offer.

Washington is once again betting on a strategy that already failed more than six decades ago: using economic sanctions to force political change in Cuba. Yet, while it seeks to isolate the regime, it also hampers reforms and pushes Havana closer to China.

Brazil’s foreign policy is often analyzed through the lens of its regional leadership or its participation in the BRICS and the G20. Yet one...

Ideological convictions can become the filter that prevents people from recognizing risks when they come from their own side.