Originally published on Women Travel Latin America; by WTLA editorial team & Ailana Navarez Women Travel Latin America interviewed Alone Together author Ailana Navarez about her travels through the region and what…
By Isabela Fernandez; originally published at International Policy Digest - Just how widespread is corruption in Latin America? A recent Transparency International study lays bare the region’s worrying trend, with most countries…
Eight days into my university exchange in Mexico City, I caught a direct glimpse into Mexican activism. The turnstiles at Etiopia station were blockaded by a small group protesting the…
Counter-terrorism hyper-conscientiousness in the 21st century is well deserved. Technological advancements imply major positive and negative employment, mutually. The FEMA Catastrophic Incident Annex of 2008 encourages entities to, “conduct planning…
By Xokonoschtletl Gómora & Ailana Navarez - The “Penacho of Moctezuma” - an Aztec feather-and-gold headdress - allegedly pertained to Moctezuma II. Moctezuma II was the ninth ruler of Tenochtitlan who witnessed…
By Tom Jagger - Latin America unites a number of densely populated countries with a total population of over 600 million. However, these countries face a lot of challenges that inevitably…