Americas

Rio de Janeiro Brazil

Soraya Shakibi, Co-Editor in Chief 19/11/2025 Soraya Shakibi, Co-Editor in Chief 19/11/2025

Apuntes del fin del Mundo I: Modern Musings on Buenos Aires

Emma Whitaker-Pitts, Staff Writer 31/10/2025 Emma Whitaker-Pitts, Staff Writer 31/10/2025

The Biological Notion of Power: Symbiosis in U.S.-Latin American Relations

Oliver Bevan, Staff Writer 18/07/2025 Oliver Bevan, Staff Writer 18/07/2025

Dear Manuel Puig, you would’ve loved Legally Blonde

Andreas Velimachitis 26/12/2023 Andreas Velimachitis 26/12/2023

Argentine Amnesia: Why Javier Milei is more mainstream than you might think

Rosie Neaman, Staff Writer 11/11/2023 Rosie Neaman, Staff Writer 11/11/2023

Argentina’s presidential election: Massa fends off far-right populism for now.

Staff writer Rosie Neaman explores the recent elections in Argentina , offering a critical perspective on what this means for the country.

Jamilya Bertram 06/03/2023 Jamilya Bertram 06/03/2023

Riots and rainforests

Staff Writer Jamilya Betram dives into the world of Brazilian politics and explores what the recent election of President Lula means for the biggest country in South America.

Dylan Stewart, Staff Writer 24/02/2023 Dylan Stewart, Staff Writer 24/02/2023

A privilege, not a right

Dylan Stewart investigates the role of social media in Latin American politics, exploring how the people of the region can make their world a more inclusive and resilient space.

Editor Cambridge Language Collective 08/02/2022 Editor Cambridge Language Collective 08/02/2022

What Does Chile’s New-Left Mean for Latin America?

Louis Brettkelly assess the influence the election of socialist Gabriel Boric in Chile will have on Latin American politics as elections loom in Brazil and Colombia.