Why Latin America loves Putin
In Latin America, the affection for Russia and particularly for Vladimir Putin is deeply rooted in the region's historical context and geopolitical stance. This affection stems from ...
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Latin America is now milking the EU in the name of Ukraine. COOL!
As Western nations rallied behind sanctions on Russia and arms support for Ukraine, a strikingly different approach emerged across Latin America. This divergence finds roots in ...
How sex scandals destroyed Catholicism in Latin America
Catholic Church decline in Latin America: The Catholic Church has been a major part of Latin America culture for centuries, with a significant percentage of the global ...
Football is more than just a game in Latin America
Latin America football: What’s common between Pelé, Diego Maradona, Lionel Messi, and Neymar except being greatest football players of all time? They belong to South America. It’s ...
How Brazil and Argentina pioneered the cinema movement in Latin America
The cinematic landscape of Latin America is shrouded in mystery and intrigue, with a rich history that few outsiders fully comprehend. From the early days of importing ...
Latin American unity reignited by Brazil’s return to UNASUR
Brazil's decision to rejoin the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) marks a significant shift in the country's foreign policy. Under former President Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil had ...
The three amigos are plotting Latin America’s downfall
The political landscape in Latin America is changing once again, and not for the better. A new network of leftist parties called Rede Futuro is set to ...
What Africa and some parts of Latin America can learn from Nicaragua
Nicaragua, a small country with a big appetite for self-sufficiency, has achieved an impressive 90% level of food self-sufficiency. That's right, they grow 90% of the food ...
Ibero-American Summit: Latin American nations give Spain the biggest humiliation of its existence
At the 28th Ibero-American Summit, one thing became increasingly clear, that Spain's attempt to recolonize Latin America is coming to an end. With the notable absence of ...
Hugo Chavez is still unifying Latin American nations
Are you ready for a revolution? Hugo Chavez, the late president of Venezuela, certainly was when he established the Bolivarian Revolution in 1998. Chavez had a dream ...
Bolivia: Electrifying Latin America
Bolivia is no longer the energy-starved country it once was. Thanks to its state-led development model and strategic investments in green energy, the South American nation is ...
UNASUR: Argentina will ensure Chavez’s dream of a united Latin America
Argentina's decision to join the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) has the potential to be a significant step towards creating a unified Latin America. UNASUR is ...
