Central America

If the Chavistas hoped to extinguish capitalism in Venezuela, they have been successful. For the second year in a row,...

Ecuador continues to climb positions in the latest Global Competitiveness Report, published recently by the World Economic Forum, based on...

In the last few days, Nicolás Maduro’s administration announced its departure from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. Also, in...

In the last few years, we have grown accustomed to seeing groups of farmers or rural dwellers setting up roadblocks...

On September 2, Guatemalan congressmen received the proposed general budget for 2014, worth over US$8.93 billion (70.56 billion quetzales) — US$451...

Guatemala has, as of yesterday, adopted all terms of its Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Mexico. The new FTA includes...

Yesterday evening, 75 students participated in the first webinar of its kind in Spanish, "Bitcoins: The Currency of the Future?"...

Some important topics require a nuanced and deeper understanding for one to report on them, at least to do so...

Between approximately 1960 and 1990, Latin America experienced numerous armed conflicts in which various governments across the region were confronted...

Estudiantes por la Libertad, a Latin American student organization, has announced its first webinar to be held on wednesday August...

In 2007, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced a new strategy for hemispheric engagement. “Canada is committed to playing a...

The Guatemalan government, through its Ministry of Economy, is promoting three new scholarships to boost formal employment in the country...