Argentine society is being haunted by the ghosts of a recent past that remains unresolved. Past 18 of January, Argentina’s Special Prosecutor Alberto Nisman is found dead by a bullet…
The ex-guerilla’s 2010-15 term leaves significant contributions to the neutral South American nation via increased employment, declining poverty, rising income, energy diversification, among other social advances. Yet the 79-year-old José “Pepe”…
Alessandra Zeka and Holen Sabrina Kahn’s ‘A Quiet Inquisition’ saw its UK premier this week as part of Human Rights Watch’s London Film Festival 2015. The documentary explores the painful…
Latin America is well represented at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival in London this week. Pulsamérica’s Comment and Features Editor, Daniel Rey, caught up with Andreas Dalsgaard, director of…
Paulina Vega was crowned Miss Universe 2015 on 26 January. The 22-year-old Colombian is the latest in a long line of Latin American women to win the most coveted title…
Diplomatic relations continue to fray between Venezuela and the United States as the American President enlists Venezuela as an international threat. United States President Barack Obama has brandished sanctions on…
The 2015 Human Rights Watch film festival comes to London next week with a strong Latin American representation. The festival is taking place from 18-27 March at the Barbican, the…
Central Bank says economy will grow 3-3.5% in 2015; Honduras seeks to learn from Nicaragua’s security policy; Journalists remain in significant danger Central Bank says the economy will grow 3-3.5%…
Last week one of Chile’s most active, and most picturesque, volcanoes erupted for the first time in 24 years, the longest period of dormancy in 600 years. As a result,…