Latin American Affairs

Hernan Diaz, the Argentine writer settled in New York, was an invitee at the 2024 Jaipur Literature Festival held last month. He spoke about...

 "Where there was fire" is the first Costa Rican novel I have read. It is also the first novel written by John Manuel Arias, the C...

Latin America’s GDP growth in 2024 is projected at 1.8%, down from 2.1% in 2023, according to the annual December report of ECLAC (Economic ...

In a referendum held yesterday, 56 percent of the Chilean voters defeated a draft centre-right constitution.   Last year, the voters defeate...

Panama’s economy doing fine without a Central Bank in the last hundred years.   Javier Milei, the President-elect of Argentina, has promised...

  Argentine voters have made smart choices in the elections of 21 October   Before the elections on 21 October, there was a hype by the anti...

  Ecuador elected  Daniel Noboa  as President in the elections held on Sunday.  At 35, he is the youngest to become the President of the cou...

Mexico has two leading candidates for the presidential elections to be held in June 2024. Both are women.  Claudia Sheinbaum is from the rul...

In the elections held on Sunday, the Guatemalan voters elected Bernardo Arevalo as president with 58% of the votes. This is significant for ...

                        Venezuelan novel “It Would Be Night in Caracas”   This is the first novel by a new Venezuelan author Karina Sainz Bo...

  Mexican muralist Diego Rivera – biography by Gerry Souter   Diego Rivera is an iconic artist of Mexico. He is celebrated for his famous mu...

                    Isabel Allende’s latest novel “The wind knows my name”   This novel is about Anita, a girl child from El Salvador and Sa...