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Tributes flooded in from Latin America on Tuesday after Uruguay's ex-president Jose "Pepe" Mujica, a leftist icon known for his humility and progressive policies, died at 89. The former guerrilla ...
A plurality of the Catholic Church is in Latin America, at roughly 40% of the global Catholic population. The election of the Argentinian Pope Francis in 2013 brought fresh hope for a new ...
The Latin America Investment Conference (LAIC) is UBS's largest cross divisional event in the region. It’s a historic event, now in its 12th edition, which stands out in the market for its ability to ...
The death of Pope Francis marks the end of an era for the Catholic Church in Latin America. As the first Latin American pontiff, his legacy in the region is complex, according to analysts ...
In China, ethnic and religious minorities (Christians ... extraordinary and long overdue task with a strong focus on Latin America. Earlier this year, Mexico announced that it will review and ...
Peer Navigation for HIV-Associated Kaposi Sarcoma in Kenya: The Power of the Survivor's Voice Latin America's cultural diversity ... Diversity of data Inclusion of populations with different ethnic, ...
Latin America has them; the world wants them. But regional governments, and their citizens, are of two minds about the costs and benefits of further development. The increasing competition between ...
India's push into Latin America began two years ago with a widely noted visit by Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar to Panama — the first in six decades of bilateral relations.
Ellie Cook is a Newsweek security and defense reporter based in London, U.K. Her work focuses largely on the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S. military, weapons systems and emerging technology.
But the spat reveals some issues that the administration will continue to face when implementing its “America First” foreign policy in Latin America. By treating the countries of the region as ...
COMMENTARY President Trump says Latin America needs America "much more than we need them." Not anymore: his Jan. 6 pardons destroyed the rule-of-law example Latin America did need from us.
“India’s trade relationship with Latin America reached an impressive US$43.22 billion in 2023, showcasing potential for growth and mutual benefit. However, India lags behind China’s trade ...