Argentina

CPAC Brasil is evidence that Bolsonaro’s brand of conservatism is becoming more mainstream elsewhere in South America.

U.S. Latin America strategy needs serious reform—before it’s too late.

Many argue abortion is not just an issue of individual choice but also of social justice.

Far-right leaders want to erase the memory of the junta’s disappeared. The fight to remember them is now in the hands of Argentine youth.

The White House is mellowing its public criticism of the stances Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico have taken on the war.

Skyrocketing oil prices give Venezuela’s embattled leader less incentive to pursue sanctions relief.

Alberto Fernández and Guillermo Lasso hope financial backing from China can quell economic and political troubles at home.

Last week’s agreement may set a better precedent for dealing with debt levels around the world.

President Alberto Fernández was an early champion of the jab. Now he’s paying the political price.

In a packed elections month, several key elections are toss-ups.

Past conservation efforts have floundered. Latin American nations will decide whether the new pact succeeds.

Can urging from Washington make one of Latin America’s biggest polluters go green?

Female leaders saved more lives in Brazil and reinvented stimulus policy in Argentina.

An overloaded health system struggles to deal with a deadly second wave of the coronavirus.

How Argentina helped open the region for the Russian vaccine.

Though not alone in its destructive practices, Beijing’s rapacious fleet causes humanitarian disasters and has a unique military mission.

The Argentine legend is remembered both for his on-field prowess and his off-field political activism, especially in Latin America.

There’s a clear precedent for the president’s post-election scheming. It’s not a coup—but it’s bad enough.