‘What is happening in Gaza is a genocide’: Brazil’s President Lula da Silva reinforces criticism of Israel in South AmericaWritten by Global Voices Brazil9 June 2025
China strives to go green in South America's ‘Lithium Triangle’Written by Alicia Chen, Gabriela Mesones Rojo31 July 2024
A wave of wildfires in Latin America: Who is to blame?Written by ConnectasTranslated by Ameya Nagarajan29 March 2024
International Women's Day: Latin American cities protest for women's rightsWritten by Gabriela Mesones Rojo, Andrea Paola Hernández, Prensa Comunitaria, Revista Emancipa, Majo Montilla, Amanda Cotrim, Pierina SoraTranslated by Gabriela Mesones Rojo21 March 2024
Former president of Chile Sebastián Piñera dies: Five articles to understand his legacyThe neoliberal former president died in a helicopter accidentWritten by Distintas LatitudesTranslated by Gabriela Mesones Rojo14 February 2024
The rich culture of Latin American traditional Christmas foodLearn more about Latinamerica's gastronomic diversityWritten by Gabriela Mesones Rojo, Eddie Galdamez, Kelly Chaib De Mares, Patricia LarrúsTranslated by Gabriela Mesones Rojo23 December 2023
Latin America's solidarity with Gaza defies US imperialismSummary of Latin American reactions to Israel's Gaza offensiveWritten by The New Arab5 December 2023
South American presidents react to the Israel-Gaza warThe presidents of the region reacted differently to the conflictWritten by ConnectasTranslated by Melissa Vida26 October 2023
Chile's ongoing debt to human rights victims50 years after Chile's dictatorship, human rights issues are still pendingWritten by Laura Chaparro PiedrahítaTranslated by Melissa Vida18 October 2023
An emblematic documentary salvaged during Chile's dictatorship has been restored50 years after Chile's coup d'état, this censored documentary under Pinochet's dictatorship will be premiered this monthWritten by Jacobo NájeraTranslated by Melissa Vida12 September 2023
Latin America embraces Barbie through pink tacos, parodies and protestsStreet vendors, corporations, and political activists are surfing the Barbie waveWritten by Melissa Vida2 August 2023
The hidden racism in Latin AmericaHow can this situation persist in such a mixed-race region?Written by ConnectasTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan24 June 2023
Twitter wars: Latin American presidents’ feuds threaten regional unity'Autocracies don't believe in multilateralism,' experts sayWritten by ConnectasTranslated by Melissa Vida4 April 2023
Women's Day in Latin America: Reggaeton, rage, and sisterhoodTravel through Latin America's March 8 demonstrationsWritten by Melissa Vida10 March 2023
‘Hacking should be used to wake up and rebel,’ says hacker group GuacamayaAn interview with the hacker group GuacamayaWritten by Nicolas MarinTranslated by Melissa Vida10 January 2023
The legacy of Chile's last Yaghan speaker lives onCristina Calderón may have been the last Yaghan speaker, but not the last YaghanWritten by Anna Luisa Daigneault8 April 2022
Change of government in Chile: The return of (fragile) hopeCitizens will be demanding results when evaluating Gabriel Boric's presidencyWritten by Revista ArtefactoTranslated by Liam Anderson9 January 2022
Chile rejects the migrants it once welcomedChile remains an attractive destination for migrants despite deportations and xenophobia.Written by ConnectasTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan19 October 2021
Germinda Casupá, a Chiquitania native fighting fire and machismoThe world's most biodiverse tropical dry forest suffers from ever-increasing wild firesWritten by Muy WasoTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan21 September 2021
Chile's new constitution offers unique opportunity to rethink workers’ rights in the digital ageIt is time to take workers' rights into the digital ageWritten by Claudio Gutiérrez, Spencer Ivy17 June 2021
Women in Chile create thriving community through radioYankee Lima Chile is the first women's radio club in the worldWritten by Melissa VidaTranslated by Anthony Sutterman15 June 2021
In photos: Chileans vote for a new futureIn historic vote, Chileans elect people to re-write the constitutionWritten by Francisco Osorio21 May 2021
Which colonial statues are being torn down in Latina America?For many, destroying statues is another way to demolish, symbolically, the ideas of oppression, slavery and colonialism.Written by Sabrina VelandiaTranslated by Sabrina Velandia23 January 2021
During the Cold War, Latin American intellectuals found solace in communist PragueGabriel García Márquez, Jorge Amado, and Pablo Neruda were among the illustrious visitorsWritten by Filip Noubel21 November 2020
Social media in Latin America: Caught between a rock and a hard placeLatin America has a long history of State censorshipWritten by Guest Contributor17 September 2020