Do you know that a pot is one of the most effective and historically resilient attributes of political protest?
This article explores the historical significance and enduring nature of using pots and pans as tools of political protest, particularly through the lens of cultural practices like 'casserolade' in Europe and 'cacerolazo' in Latin America.
2,500 attendees and delegations from Colombia and Peru were part of the second edition of Expo Latitude Zero 2026
The second edition of Expo Latitude Zero 2026 attracted 2,500 attendees and delegates from Colombia and Peru, showcasing significant contributions to photography and cinematography in Latin America.
US wants ‘to colonize us again’ – Lula to Latin American leaders
Brazilian President Lula da Silva criticized US foreign policy in Latin America, suggesting it threatens a return to colonialism and questioning its democratic nature.
How the new means of transportation promises to revolutionize the region
A new electric and digital transport system called Bondi Urbano Digital (BUD) has been inaugurated in Curitiba, Brazil, aiming to transform urban mobility in Latin America.
AI Will Not Be Able to Do It: Latin America Will Need 14 Million Caregivers for the Elderly by 2050
By 2050, Latin America will need around 14 million certified caregivers to support its aging population, a demand that artificial intelligence is unlikely to meet, according to a report by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
Trump's New War on Drugs
El País reports on the military interventions by the U.S. government in Latin America under Trump's drug policy, highlighted by an incident involving an unexploded bomb that caused a diplomatic crisis between Colombia and Ecuador.
A counter-revolutionary hangover after a revolutionary binge
The article discusses the counter-revolutionary era that followed the military coup in Argentina on March 24, 1976, highlighting its global context.
Lula embarks for CELAC meeting, which seeks prominence amid Trump's movements in Latin America and the Caribbean
Brazilian President Lula is heading to Colombia to participate in the CELAC summit, aiming to strengthen regional unity and address issues such as organized crime.
The meaning of gifting yellow flowers this March 21
Gifting yellow flowers has become a popular tradition on March 21 in Latin America, with roots in cultural references and contemporary practices, especially in connection with the arrival of spring.
The Climate Cup 2026: Calling on Students and Teachers from Latin America to Play a World Cup for the Planet
The Climate Cup 2026 invites students and teachers from Latin America to participate in an educational competition focused on sustainability and climate change.
Costa Rica displaces Nordic countries among the happiest in the world
Costa Rica and Mexico rank as the happiest countries in the Americas, with Costa Rica at fourth place globally, according to the 2026 World Happiness Report.
Henrik Brandão Jönsson: Cuba Evokes Strong Emotions
Cuba evokes strong emotions in Latin America and the Caribbean, polarizing opinions regarding the government's actions and international relations, especially with the U.S.
The happiest countries in the world in 2026 and what they are doing right for that
For the first time in 14 years, a Latin American country, Costa Rica, reached the top 5 in the World Happiness Report, ranking fourth in 2026.
Israeli ambassador says that the war against Iran should also matter in Ecuador and the region
The Israeli ambassador in Ecuador emphasizes the significance of the conflict between Israel and Iran for Latin America, citing its implications and Iran's support for militant groups in the region.
How foldable garages for cars work
Foldable garages are emerging as a practical solution for protecting vehicles in urban areas with limited parking spaces.
K. Budrys emphasized the EU, US, and Latin America's partnership in combating global threats
Minister K. Budrys highlighted the collaboration between the EU, US, and Latin America in addressing hybrid threats and enhancing security cooperation.
'Disastrous Princess', the youth literary phenomenon from Brazil now speaks Spanish
The youth literary phenomenon 'The Diary of a Disastrous Princess' by Brazilian author Maidy Lacerda will be released in Spain and Latin America in May after successfully capturing the Portuguese market.
50 years of ‘From the Good Savage to the Good Revolutionary’
The article reflects on the 50th anniversary of Carlos Rangel's influential work, discussing its relevance to Latin America's identity and legacy.
The OIE warns of an unprecedented crisis of democracy in Latin America in the last 50 years
The OIE highlights a significant crisis in Latin American democracy marked by foreign intervention and rising challenges to governance in the region.
The ranking of the happiest countries in the world for 2026 has been published: Argentina dropped two places and a country from Latin America entered the top 5
Argentina fell two spots in the latest World Happiness Report 2026, while a Latin American country made it into the top five.
This of the revolution
The article reflects on the decline of revolutions and their moral implications, especially in Latin America, urging for a critical reassessment of their myths and realities.
Unemployment increased in 2025 to 7.5%; Iran attacked Qatar's main gas facility again
Unemployment in Argentina rose to 7.5% in 2025, with Iranian missile attacks targeting Qatar's gas facilities resuming.
Latin America: Elections 2026
The article discusses the fragmentation of Latin America in international terms, highlighting the weaknesses of its multilateral organizations and the impact of electoral volatility on foreign policies.
Forum discusses support from the third sector for chronic diseases
The 20th Latin Alliance Campus Forum, organized by Abrale, aims to enhance institutional connections and discuss strategies for supporting patients with chronic non-communicable diseases.
TOHOH ⟩ Canada didn't qualify as the 51st state? Trump is now betting on Venezuela
Donald Trump previously joked about Canada becoming the 51st state and is now making similar remarks about Venezuela.
Bukele and the experts
The increase in cocaine production in Latin America has led to a significant rise in global consumption, challenging the narrative that the region is merely a victim of international drug markets.
Activities in South America: How China is Approaching the USA
China is building infrastructure in Latin America that is officially for research and trade, but many believe Beijing is preparing for war.
Visit to Guatemala: Steinmeier on a Partnership Search in Latin America
During his visit to Guatemala, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier emphasized the importance of building relationships with like-minded nations amidst global instability.
Polista Children, Capybaras, and Nymphs: Argentine Photography Shines at the Sony Awards
Argentine photographers shine at the Sony World Photography Awards, highlighting their work alongside international finalists, including a Mexican winner.
U.S. launches new era of drug war with Latin American allies
The U.S. is initiating a new phase in its drug war partnering with Latin American allies, reflecting the region's conservative political trends.
Where to watch ‘Rooster Fighter’ in Mexico? The anime that failed in Japan and drove Latin America crazy
‘Rooster Fighter,’ an anime that has gained immense popularity in Latin America despite failing in Japan, showcases a rooster fighting demons and resonates deeply with Mexican culture.
The King and the 'abuse' in America: what's behind the controversy
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the King of Spain's comments on historical abuses in Latin America and the diplomatic implications of his words.
Rocío Dúrcal returns to cinemas with a remastered concert 20 years after her death
Rocío Dúrcal will make a posthumous return to cinemas across Latin America and Spain with a remastered showing of her 1991 concert to commemorate the 20th anniversary of her passing.
Paraguay gives green light and agreement with EU is ratified by Mercosur founders
Paraguay has ratified the free trade agreement with the European Union, completing the legislative process for Mercosur member states.
“We are the country that has grown the most in air capacity in all of Latin America,” declared the CEO of Aeropuertos Argentina
Daniel Ketchibachian, CEO of Aeropuertos Argentina, announced that Argentina is leading Latin America in air capacity growth during the Aviation and Tourism Summit.
Quito Becomes the Venue for the World Photography Cup for the Second Time
Quito will host the second edition of the Latitude Zero Expo Convention 2026, the most significant photography event in Latin America, featuring workshops and exhibitions from acclaimed photographers.
Amid US Restrictions, Brazil Sends Humanitarian Aid to Cuba
The Brazilian government is set to send humanitarian aid to Cuba, including medicines and food, amidst US restrictions on the island nation.
Dentist arrested for raping children from his own family also faces charges for abusing anesthetized patient in PR: 'I left the surgical center crying'
Dentist Luis Alberto Pohlmann Júnior is facing multiple sexual assault charges, including raping family members and sexually abusing a patient while she was anesthetized.
The finalists of the million-euro literary award from Aena: Schweblin, Giralt Torrente, Vila-Matas, Abad Faciolince, and Nona Fernández
Five authors have been announced as finalists for Aena's inaugural million-euro literary award, including renowned writers from Spain and Latin America.
Kęstutis Budrys to participate in the Miami Security Forum
Kęstutis Budrys, Lithuania's Minister of Foreign Affairs, will attend the Miami Security Forum from March 18 to 20, focusing on collaboration in Latin America and global security challenges.
3rd Mention of the Clarín SCA Prize for Students: Housing for Emerging Neighborhoods
A project focusing on housing solutions for emerging neighborhoods in Latin America addresses the critical housing deficit.
‘Dear friends!’ Who is Shu Sakuratani, author of Rooster Fighter, anime that debuted #1 in Mexico?
The anime Rooster Fighter, centered on a fighting rooster, has topped viewership charts in Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela, and its creator Shu Sakuratani expressed gratitude to Latin American audiences.
IHG names new leader for Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean
IHG Hotels & Resorts has appointed Michael Hoe Knudsen as the new Managing Director for Mexico, Latin America, and the Caribbean following Jorge Apaez's retirement.
Court sentences man to 16 years and 6 months in prison for attempting to kill ex-girlfriend with a hammer in Boituva
A man was sentenced to over 16 years in prison for violently attacking his ex-girlfriend with a hammer in Brazil.
US military tracks 23 Chinese port projects in Latin America, general tells Congress
The US military is monitoring 23 Chinese port projects and 12 space facilities across Latin America, viewing them all as potential dual-use military assets, according to General Francis Donovan.
Trump Shrugged and Signaled a Possible Return to the Years of the Cold War
Donald Trump hinted at a potential ambition to take Cuba, raising concerns about a regression in U.S.-Latin America relations.
After Iran, Trump now has his eyes on this country!
Donald Trump is focusing on Cuba as he aims to establish control there amidst the ongoing tensions with Iran.
Fatherships, on the occasion of Saint Joseph
The article discusses the complex dynamics of fatherhood in Latin American society, reflecting on authority, responsibility, and cultural perceptions of paternal figures.
Chile’s new president launches border barrier plan to curb illegal immigration
Chile's newly inaugurated president, José Antonio Kast, has initiated plans to build a fortified barrier at the northern border to address illegal immigration as part of a strict security agenda.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 1st Edition Regions this Monday, March 16, 2026
The article covers various news segments from Jornal Anhanguera, including judicial developments in Brazil, comments from political figures, and regional issues affecting Latin America and Cuba.