Chile, Features, Southern Cone Charrúa: Chile’s Energy Enclave Battling Darkness January 27, 2025 By Javier A. Cisterna Figueroa Leer en español High-voltage towers, metal fences, and warning signs ...

Central America, Features, Honduras Honduran Environmental Activist Juan Lopéz Murdered for Fighting Mining and Drug Trafficking November 18, 2024 By Daniel Fonseca Leer en español A murmur of prayers ...

Mission and Vision LAND is a publication run by NYU graduate students in the Global Journalism and Latin American and Caribbean studies programs. Mission: We are an online news media publication that ...

Brazil, Dispatches Indigenous-led Seed Bank Protects the Amazon’s Biodiversity November 3, 2023 By Amanda Magnani RORAIMA, BRAZIL – The sun has barely risen as men and women leave their homes to make ...

Pablo Martínez -Sistac is a public relations officer and freelance journalist from Cartagena, Colombia. His interests are Latin American elections and security issues. He holds a B.A. in political ...

Argentina, Dispatches, Regions, Southern Cone It Takes Three to Tango: Argentina at a crossroads as 2023 elections near October 20, 2023 By Pablo Martínez-Sistac A century ago when legendary tango ...

Andes, United Nations, Venezuela Virtual Reality Opens Doors to Venezuela’s Largest Torture Center June 26, 2023 By Mie Hoejris Dahl BOGOTÁ — A foul smell of sewage permeated the overcrowded prison ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s flood maps for Chelsea look very different—Dusseau suspects that’s because FEMA relied on less-granular topographical data and ignored the effects of rainfall ...

China, International, United States The U.S. Is Overstating China’s Influence in Latin America April 8, 2023 By Miquel Vila Moreno This story was republished with permission from World Politics Review ...

China, Southern Cone, United States China, the Americas, and Lithium — A Tale of Investment in Emerging Markets April 8, 2023 By Alfredo Eladio Moreno NEW YORK — Year-to-date, Chinese investments in ...

After his dad was nearly killed during political turmoil in Cuba, Yoandry fled to Nicaragua, then to Mexico. He made it all the way to the U.S. border south of San Diego only to be stopped by an app ...

Mexico, North America, United States Demonstrators Show AMLO Valentine’s Day Love February 14, 2023 By Alfredo Eladio Moreno NEW YORK — A dozen Mexican New Yorkers showed their support for Mexican ...