Events in Brazil and in Egypt further evidence that when governments do not heed the needs of the people, changes...

I have often pondered on the enigma which is Cuba, a nation so physically close to the United States, yet...

On June 27, Journalist Day in Venezuela, the late Hugo Chávez received the Simon Bolivar Prize for Journalism for the...

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Latin America has the world’s most tortuous constitutional history. According to a study of constitutions around the world by Jose...

After only two days of the PanAmerican Post pre-release, and before spending any money on promotion, the audience response was...

Na minha última visita ao Brasil, havia um escândalo de corrupção que tomava conta dos noticiários nas TVs. Não lembro...

The last time I was in Brazil, there was a corruption scandal all over the TV. I don’t remember the...

Sometimes the truth hurts, and there’s no way to hide it. The latest Economic Freedom of the World Report, which...

I was twelve when Hugo Chavez Frias became president of Venezuela. Fourteen years later he has left power, betrayed by...

When I worked as a reporter in New Orleans during the aftermath of the 2010 Deep Horizon oil spill, I...

Minimum wage laws are politically sacrosanct; politicians who argue against increasing the minimum wage commit political suicide. Voters believe that...