Latin America
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China Eyes Argentina’s Mines
Article Argentina is set to become China’s new mining market as the energy-thirsty giant hopes to benefit from the promises…
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Gaia Village: Working With Nature (Global Post)
Photo story Gaia Eco-village is an ecological community in Argentina based on the principles of permaculture, or living in a…
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Argentina: Russia’s New Market
Feature Russia is deepening its relation with Argentina in energy, nuclear and mining as Moscow seeks to lessen its reliance…
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National Pride, A Salve for the 2014 World Cup’s Exorbitant Price
Feature The high price Brazil spent to organize the 2014 World Cup illustrates why developing nations should not organize large-scale…
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Abortion Protest in Argentina
Video Pro- and anti-abortion protesters opposed each other in Buenos Aires as deputies at the Congress debated a potential law…
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Brazil’s President Stays in Power
Analysis Left-leaning president Dilma Rousseff, the country's first female president, turfed out the centrist contender Aécio Neves in recession-hit Brazil…
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Uruguay Election Goes to Run-off
Analysis The two contenders who won Uruguay’s first round of the presidential election on October 26 will not bring about…
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Discrimination raciale en Uruguay
Reportage photos À quelques jours du premier tour de l'élection présidentielle en Uruguay, qui aura lieu demain, dimanche 26 octobre…
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China Should Impose Tougher Checks on Genetically Modified Soy Imports
Analysis 1.3 billion Chinese people are facing critical health risks due to imports of genetically modified soybeans, including those from…
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LatAm Commits to Climate Action
Article Latin American heads of state expressed their commitment to fight climate change and lambasted industrialised nations for not abiding…
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Brazil’s President Is No Shoo-In
Feature Sluggish growth in Latin America’s largest economy is a blow to incumbent Dilma Rousseff. This article was published in…
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Argentina’s Campaign Kicks Off
Feature Argentina's presidential pre-candidates spelled out their political and economic program during Industry Day in Buenos Aires. This article was…
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Chile and China’s copper deal
Feature Smelting high-grade copper to meet China's needs is putting pressure on Chile’s parched north. This article was published in…
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Poverty grows as Argentina wakes up in default
Feature Standard & Poor's decision to declare Argentina on “selective default” on July 30th is s a setback for a…
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WTO rules against Argentina
Feature International pressure on Argentina is increasing as the World Trade Organization ruled on August 22 that the South American…
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Maroc-Argentine: une relation à fort potentiel
Article Le Maroc, premier fournisseur de phosphate au monde, et l'Argentine, une puissance agricole, bénéficieraient d'un accroissement des échanges commerciaux.…
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Chile’s Congress dismantles Pinochet’s electoral legacy system
Article The hall “The Thinkers” of the national congress in Chile’s legislative capital Valparaiso was crowded until late Wednesday night…
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Chile opposes trade with Israel
Feature Chilean policy-makers and civil society leaders met on Wednesday in the national congress in the legislative capital Valparaiso to…
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Morocco-Argentina: A high-potential relation
Feature Morocco, the world’s largest producer of phosphate, and Argentina, an agricultural power, would benefit from increasing trade. This article…
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China’s Growing Military Sway
Analysis Notwithstanding China’s eagerness to market itself as non-threatening, the world's second military power in increasing its influence in Latin…
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