In Latin America, a revolution is growing now without a sound, with Venezuela and Argentina at the vanguard. With crippling inflation and the devaluation of their national currencies, both countries are looking to...

Chile and Peru have long been leaders of Latin America’s export-driven economies, with copper, gold and other minerals forming the foundation of their economic might. Both nations have long depended on these resources,...

¡Más que un juego! Soccer and National Identity in South America Soccer is not a game in South America, it is a cult. From the packed stadiums of São Paulo to the dusty pitches in rural Colombia, soccer is a...

Calls on the Land: South American Indigenous Resistance In the unyielding landscapes of a continent in South America, a deep fight continues — (a fight both premodern and fighter than everything). Indigenous groups, responsible for the land for thousands of years, are still battling for independence, land rights, and political representation. This struggle takes place in a context of systemic marginalization, corporate invasion, and an unfolding but undeniable awakening of...

In South America, corruption has provided a long shadow over governance that has slowly eroded public trust and brought state institutions to their knees. The continent is wracked by high-profile scandals — from...