How education has changed in the universities of Rio de Janeiro due to the pandemic – sponsored
Access to education is one thing that many students definitely take for granted. However, as the pandemic has shown us,...
April 1, 2021
Opinion: Are the state institutions and powers now beginning to abandon Bolsonaro?
By Juan Arias* RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - (Opinion) According to data and media analysis agency MAP, President Jair Bolsonaro's...
March 28, 2021
In-depth: The sad story of Nicaragua’s ‘Black Sundays’ and the boundless greed of its presidential family
By Fabián Medina Sánchez RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - (Infobae) The population calls them "Black Sundays". Every Sunday fuel stations...
March 21, 2021
Where do students spend their time in Rio de Janeiro – sponsored
Are you an undergraduate who is going to visit Rio de Janeiro but don't know where to go? Read about...
March 16, 2021
Crime is significant deterrent to foreign investment required to kickstart Colombia’s oil industry
There has long been an association between petroleum production, political repression, poor governance, and increased internal conflict.
March 7, 2021
Opinion: Between Saudi Arabia and Norway, Brazil needs its own oil policy direction
By Marcelo Gauto RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - (Opinion) There are many narratives surrounding fuel prices in Brazil, antagonistic, politicized...
March 5, 2021
Analysis: Argentina and Brazil could become major world players in natural gas trade
By Christopher Lenton RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In a panel discussion at CERAWeek by IHS Markit on Wednesday, Argentina’s...
March 5, 2021
Opinion: Are Venezuelan refugees worth less than those from Syria and South Sudan?
By Rafael Osío Cabrices RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - (Opinion) The Brookings Institute, a U.S. think tank, has been following...
March 2, 2021
The Near-Shoring Trend: Will China’s Loss Be Mexico’s Gain?
As a favored source of low-cost manufacturing for U.S. markets, Mexico seems to come and go.
February 23, 2021