Migration is a deeply entrenched concept within Latin America. Whether it is people crossing a border to establish themselves in a foreign land or a State receiving an influx of…
After nearly two decades in print, the fundamental pillars of Peruvian economist and ex-political adviser Hernando de Soto’s bestseller, The Other Path, continues to resonate with modern economic security affairs. His argument…
In a nutshell, Mexican and Colombian drug cartels may occupy a narco-spotlight for the United States and Europe, yet are by no means alone. Investigative journalists Virginia Messi and Juan Manuel…
Thanks to dropping airfares, improved infrastructure and some imaginative marketing, South America has become one of the most fashionable places for the 21st century traveller to visit. So which South…
By Mark Davis from Tango Tours - Although South America has been making wines since the 1500s, a lot of wine lovers are yet to experience it. Moreover, South America…
Whether you are a savvy solo traveler, or travel with your family along, often your priority is to have a budget and affordable stay. Latin America is home to some…
By Vincent Lofaso - In South America, the geopolitical prospects differ between countries. Some nations will focus on deterring criminal syndications and settle peace deals with rebel forces while others…
The Inca civilization were true sun worshippers. For an Enchanting experience, join in with modern-day celebrations with a trip to Peru in June. The Inca Emperor, Sapa Inca, was worshipped…
(By Vincent Lofaso from the Council on Hemispheric Affairs / COHA) – With the ratification of the Monroe Doctrine in 1823, the United States firmly asserted its hegemony over the Western…
(Guest Article by Valentina Lara-Sanchez) - As a 17-year old in Viña del Mar, I rode in the back of trucks waving flags stamped with your name hoping you would…
(Guest article by Alex Omelchenko) - When one thinks Latin American, it’s almost necessary to think passion in a deep rooted culture that is synonymous to celebration and innate to…
The United Nations General Assembly Resolution 65/209 declares August 30th the International Day of the Disappeared. Yet for the past century, Latin America has been no foreigner to forced disappearances…
Last week’s inauguration of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski as Peru’s new president put a business-friendly technocrat back in the Casa de Pizarro, Peru’s presidential palace, and the new administration is certain…
The modern geopolitics of Latin America’s on-going Drug War highlights the impact of different strategies on combating - and surviving - a war against all odds. The illegal drug trade…
While many are relieved that fascist Fujimorism will not return to the Peruvian Presidency (at least for now), it is equally crucial to analyze what newly elected President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski…
Ex-military members stand trial in Rome for alleged role in Operation Condor crimes; Precedent of Latin American human rights trials in Europe; Numerous witnesses travel to Italy to testify Europe’s…
The Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) and the European Union (EU) set “building a common future” as the theme of last Wednesday’s summit. Set in Brussels, Belgium,…
With the release of the ‘Paddington’ film at the end of last month, it is a great moment to explore the cultural symbolism and meaning behind Michael Bond’s creation, in…
Peru is launching a “Climate Change Trail” around shrinking Andean glaciers; initiative to reverse trend of declining tourist numbers; site includes an educational element on impacts and dangers of climate…
President Humala announces economic stimulus package to boost investment and GDP; critics say scrapping of regulations will endanger environment. A series of economic measures aimed at boosting the Peruvian economy…
China buys Peru’s largest copper mine even as a decade of resource-led growth starts to come to an end; Chile and Peru must diversify as demand for copper wanes worldwide…
Peru: Peru-Chile maritime border dispute resolved; Lima is the“ hottest“ spot in Latin America; Fujimori‘s awareness of forcible sterilizations evident but uncharged Last week at a reading of International Court’s of…
Will banana crops replace coca plants?; Chilean-Peruvian maritime dispute soon to be resolved; Villanueva on Pacific Alliance at the World Economic Forum The National Commission for Development and Life without…
Peru: Tourism Review of 2013 and Hot Spots for 2014; Third Peruvian satellite launched into space Around one million 300,000 internal and external tourists visited natural protected areas of Peru during…
‘Peace is the way’ for Peru and Ecuador; Brazilian president visits Peru; Bolivarian Games starts a fortnight of sport fiesta ‘Peace is the way’ for Peru and Ecuador A ‘historical’…