Southern Cone & Brazil Archives - Page 21 of 89

Today’s Young Leftists Care More About Chile than Cuba

Gender and the rights of minorities are taking precedence over iconic figures of the past century.

The agribusiness boom isn’t enough to combat the deep social gaps hindering Brazil’s growth.

The heir to a political dynasty, João Campos is betting on innovation to build a name for himself in Brazil’s most unequal capital.

Yamandú Orsi leads Uruguay’s second-biggest city, but his ambitions don’t stop there.

Carolina Leitao is offering a model for a country currently rethinking what its government should look like.

In Argentina’s northernmost and highest capital, a fourth-term mayor has changed the environmental landscape.

Both superpowers are pivotal to the country. Choosing is not an option.

Brazil’s former president is running again in 2022. Will he do so as a pragmatic, or more radical figure?

The walls appear to be closing in on Brazil’s president, but a recovering economy could be his saving grace.

Facing a new corruption scandal, the embattled president may be willing to restart dialogue on deforestation.

A “VIP vaccination” scandal and rising poverty may not be enough to unseat Argentina’s dominant political movement.

No dia 10 de junho, autoridades brasileiras debateram sobre iniciativas para promover a conservação e o desenvolvimento sustentável.

On June 10, Brazilian officials discussed the steps they are taking to promote conservation and sustainable economic development.

A newly translated novel pays tribute to athletes who dared to speak out against Argentina’s military junta.

On June 9, join us for a cooking class and conversation with the Brazilian chef to learn about the importance of Amazonian cuisine.