Some celebrations carry a history with them; others carry a way of seeing the world. And some, besides bringing a community together, invite us to ask questions that belong to no single country or era: Who are we? What remains when the body changes? How do we find meaning in a life that seems to be growing increasingly complex?

According to a recent study by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), trade among the countries of the region has fallen to its lowest level in nearly two decades. The report indicates that intraregional trade declined from a historic peak of 21% of the region’s total exports in 2008 to just 14% in 2024, leaving Latin America as one of the regions with the lowest levels of internal trade integration in the world.

From Public Policy to Content: Why the Way Power Is Narrated Is Becoming as Influential as Power Itself.

Nearly three weeks have passed since the magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia, leaving more than 300 people dead and thousands injured. In the midst of the tragedy, numerous expressions of support have been extended to the victims and those affected by both Colombians and the international community.

International and local meteorological agencies have issued alerts over the development of a strong El Niño phenomenon for the 2026-2027 period. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) expects conditions to intensify rapidly in the coming months, increasing the likelihood of heat waves, droughts, heavy rainfall and other extreme weather events.

International and local meteorological agencies have issued alerts over the development of a strong El Niño phenomenon for the 2026-2027 period. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) expects conditions to intensify rapidly in the coming months, increasing the likelihood of heat waves, droughts, heavy rainfall and other extreme weather events.

The new sex education model in Peru will be integrated into the National Curriculum and will take effect in December 2026 for both public and private schools. What does this change actually entail?

India's solar growth is reaching unprecedented scale in 2026 - but it's also revealing a paradox: generating clean electricity can happen faster than building the grids, storage, and industrial capacity needed to actually use it.

Nicaragua has recently become the focus of international attention following statements made by President Daniel Ortega, who announced a few weeks ago that the Central American country would no longer hold elections

While much of the educational debate in Latin America continues to revolve around coverage, school infrastructure, or assessment systems, one of the most influential geopolitical blocs on the planet has just placed a different conversation on the table.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva enacted Law No. 90/2020, which prohibits the production, import, export, and sale of food obtained through the force-feeding practice of animals, that associated with the production of foie gras. With this decision, Brazil becomes the first country in Latin America and the Western Hemisphere to ban the production, import, export, and sale of foie gras nationwide.

A few years ago we started counting our steps, then calories and then hours of sleep. Today we count minutes of meditation, glasses of water, yoga sessions, conscious breaths, ice baths and pages written in a diary. Never before have we invested so much time and money in the concept of "feeling good".

Loud music, a conglomerate of silhouettes of legs moving with great rhythm over rustic tiles of vivid colours, the invasive smell of a banquet about to be served, prepared by a network of expert cooks gathered in a house's kitchen

In recent months, several Latin American countries have held electoral processes in which centre‑right or right‑wing candidates have emerged victorious.

For much of the twentieth century, we learned to divide the world into two categories: rich countries and poor countries.

India's decision to impose an anti dumping tariff of US$118.55 per tonne on Colombian metallurgical coke is not only a heavy blow to one of Colombia's most important industrial export products.

"While the world continues to talk about oil, the real geopolitical race has already changed its protagonist. And Latin America is sitting on one of the largest reserves of that new power."

A report from the Inter-American Drug Observatory reveals that the market is no longer defined by the emergence of new compounds, but by toxic and unpredictable combinations spreading at hemispheric speed.

Every time elections approach, Colombia seems to enter a state of war. Not a war of ideas, but a war of identities.

While a ten‑year‑old child can use artificial intelligence to solve a task in seconds, many schools continue to assess them as if memorising information were the most important skill of the 21st century.