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A look at the most recent BRICS summit and the main readings it left for the region.

Imagen de fondo obtenida vía Pixabay, editada en Canva. Tras unos días bien agitados entre asuntos familiares y un apagón nacional que duró días resolver aquí en Cuba, los astros se alinearon para poder

Today we update the security crisis in Haiti, marked by an escalation of gang violence.

Today we move to Bolivia and Argentina, two nations mired in tense social conflicts.

We are back to business, this time commenting on the latest developments in Cuba.

A new look at the migration crisis from the Cuban case, based on the recent violent death of one of our artists in Miami.

Imagen de fondo obtenida vía Pixabay, editada en Canva. Recuerdo una vez al comentarista venezolano Fernando Álvarez criticar a esos fanáticos que tienen una visión estrecha del béisbol de Grandes Ligas,

A deep dive into the controversy in Argentina over university funding.

We comment on a major accusation against Colombian President Gustavo Petro, then update the death toll in a Haitian village, last week and finally share assessments on the return of X in Brazil.

We analyze another dimension of the crisis in Haiti, in addition to the treatment of recent violent events in Peru and Ecuador; there is a wink at the end about the X/Brazil case.

Today we return to Mexican soil to introduce the security agenda to be implemented by Claudia Sheinbaum, and then comment on the repercussions of the Middle East crisis in the region.

The Haitian nation is once again shaken by violent events revealing how far any white dove is from flying its skies.

Imagen de fondo obtenida vía Pixabay, editada en Canva. Recuerdo una vez al comentarista venezolano Fernando Álvarez criticar a esos fanáticos que tienen una visión estrecha del béisbol de Grandes Ligas,

The Democratic administration feels cornered on immigration, so, in the run-up to the November elections, it is trying to show a cooler or harder stance on a problem that the Republicans have been able

A (sad) bloody México report.

Today we revisit how the climate situation and in part the lack of foresight of governments are compromising the energy balance and affecting entire communities in Argentina and Bolivia, respectively.

Last week it was reported that Argentina's poverty rate climbed to a worrying 53%, a predicted effect of the fiscal austerity policies put in place by the government of Javier Milei. The official poverty

Today we discuss some information about the so-called “Aragua Train” and its impact in the US. We also comment on the immediate challenges of Claudia Sheinbaum, who is taking the reins of Mexico.

Migration Yesterday, through the Venezuelan case, we became somewhat involved again with the regional migration dynamics, particularly that which passes through the dangerous Darién Gap (migrants continue

An update on the Venezuelan political crisis.