El plan de Trump en Venezuela, ¿”Madurismo sin Maduro”?
La vergonzosa ayuda de México a Cuba
Los chatbots, ¿fábricas de noticias falsas?
Giro a la derecha en América Latina
¿Hay libertad de expresión en Estados Unidos?
¿El fin de los maestros? Las escuelas que enseñan con IA
El turismo a Cuba se desploma entre apagones y protestas
Crecen los rumores de un ataque a Venezuela
El lado bueno de la derrota de Javier Milei
La ofensiva de Trump en las costas de Venezuela
¿Invadirá la fuerza naval de Trump a Venezuela?
El alocado encarecimiento de las visas a Estados Unidos
El batallón de Trump contra los inmigrantes
¿Atacará Trump a los carteles de la droga en México?
La medida de Trump que alarma a los inversores
Bolivia está girando a la derecha, tras 20 años de izquierda
El peligroso plan de Trump sobre la IA
El favor de Trump a los dictadores de Cuba y Venezuela
(Photo: Marco Ugarte AP) Here’s some good news for Latin America: after decades of relative academic isolation, the region’s two biggest countries — Brazil and Mexico — are dramatically increasing their numbers of students attending U.S. universities. New data from the Institute of International...
(Photo: Ricardo Mazalan AP) Argentina’s President-elect Mauricio Macri will inherit a bankrupt country that hasn’t grown for the past three years and is pretty much isolated from the global economy, but there are four major reasons why he could succeed in bringing Argentina back on its feet. First,...
(Photo: Juan Barreto – AFP/Getty Images) Venezuela’s Dec. 6 congressional elections will be the most undemocratic Latin America has seen in recent history, with the exception of Cuba’s. And yet, the opposition is likely to win the popular vote by a landslide, triggering what may be the beginning...
(Photo: Ricardo Mazalan AP) If the polls are right and opposition leader Mauricio Macri wins Sunday’s elections in Argentina, we may see a huge change in Latin America’s political map: Macri has vowed to take distance from Venezuela’s leftist-populist regime, and seek closer ties with the pro-market...
This is a news item that should be sending alarm bells throughout Latin America: a new World Bank report says that Communist-ruled China is much more capitalist-friendly than Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and several other countries in the region. At a time when Latin America’s economy has stopped growing...
(Photo: Jacquelyn Martin AP) At long last, after a decade of timid leadership that condemned it to near irrelevance, the 34-country Organization of American States came back to life this week with a courageous letter by Secretary General Luis Almagro denouncing Venezuela’s efforts to rig its Dec. 6 legislative...
(Photo: Dana Edelson AP) I never thought I would ever write a column defending a xenophobic, racist, arrogant, dishonest, clownish and ignorant candidate like Donald Trump. But I’ll do it today, in reference to his latest spat with Latino groups over his hosting NBC’s Saturday Night Life. As you probably...
(Photo: David Fernández – EFE) Here’s a scenario that seemed highly unlikely only a few weeks ago, but that has a 50 percent chance of happening in light of the political earthquakes that are rocking Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela, and that could mark the end of a 15-year-old leftist populist...
(Photo: Victor R. Caivano – AP) Center-right opposition leader Mauricio Macri’s outstanding performance in Argentina’s Oct. 25 first round elections was a political earthquake that — regardless of who wins the Nov. 22 runoff vote — will most likely put an end to 12 years of leftist populist...
(Photo: Mel Evans – AP) When I interviewed the 2015 Nobel Prize winner in economics Angus Deaton a few days ago, I asked him a simple question: “If you had to give one piece of advice to Latin American countries, what would it be?” He answered it in four words: “Improve your data systems.”...
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