Latin America

Argentina in the Modern Age: A Paradoxical Country
Argentina is perhaps the greatest paradox in Latin America. The “land of silver” boasts one of Latin America’s largest economies and serves as a prominent trade partner for the European Union, the United States, and China. It also shows political promise due to its status as one of the “most stable democracies” in the region.

A Fifth Journalist Was Killed in Mexico This Year
Yesterday, Mexico lost its fifth journalist this year. Heber Lopez, the director of Noticias Web, was killed at his office in Oaxaca. Since the beginning of 2022, four others — Roberto Toledo, Lourdes Maldonado López, Margarito Martínez, and José Luis Gamboa — have also lost their lives.

Progressive or Not: New Honduras Amnesty Law Casts Doubt on Anti-Corruption Platform
Xiomara Castro, member of the left-wing Libre party and President of Honduras, campaigned on rooting out the corruption that has plagued the country. Prior to Castro’s election, the right-wing National Party’s regime was associated with narco-political scandals, with some allegations of systemic corruption tying government members at every level with major organized crime groups.



