Mexico’s Abortion Legalization Marks the Latest Success in Latin America’s ‘Green Tide’
On Sept. 6, Mexico’s Supreme Court decided to decriminalize abortion nationwide. The nation is now the most populous one in Latin America to provide legal access to corresponding medicines and procedures.
Costa Rica Revokes Visa Exemption For Honduran Nationals
On Oct. 6, Costa Rica announced it would revoke its visa exemption for Honduran nationals. This policy shift incited a mixture of surprise and anger among Honduran officials and the public, and could potentially strain diplomatic relations in the region.
Brazilian Federal Police Raid Bolsonaro’s Home
Brazilian Federal police raided ex-President Jair Bolsonaro’s home as part of a probe on his vaccination records.
Chile Announces Plans to Nationalize Lithium
Chile, a major lithium producer, has recently announced plans to nationalize its lithium industry.
Cuba’s National Assembly Ratifies President Díaz-Canel’s Second Term
The Cuban National Assembly ratified President Miguel Díaz-Canel’s second five-year term in office.
Colombian and US Presidents Discuss Hemispheric Cooperation and Venezuelan Sanctions
President Biden met Colombian President Gustavo Petro to discuss regional cooperation on climate change, migrations, and energy policy.