News Briefs Regional In an evolving media ecosystem, concentrated ownership persists in Latin America as conglomerates scramble to adapt to

Cuban courts have started imposing draconian sentences on anti-government protesters who flooded the streets last July. Prosecutors this week put on

News Briefs Regional Relations The U.S. Biden administration has been criticized for lack of interest in Latin America — but

El Salvador will commemorate victims of the country’s long armed conflict on Jan. 16, the 30th anniversary of history peace accords

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega was sworn into office for his fourth consecutive term yesterday, and the second with his wife,

A Venezuelan opposition candidate won a special gubernatorial election in Barinas state yesterday — a significant blow against Nicolás Maduro’s

News Briefs Mexico An SUV filled with 10 bodies was left outside the office of Mexico’s Zacatacas state governor. Authorities

Chile Chilean Constitutional Convention delegates failed to select new leaders in a marathon session yesterday, convention president Elisa Loncón said

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry was forced to flee the northern city of Gonaïves, this weekend, after a shootout that

Gabriel Boric’s victory in Chile’s presidential elections on Dec. 19 — confirmed the country’s leftward swing in the wake of massive