Explainer: The Case of the Ongoing Teacher Protests in Mexico
Why, two years into an education reform, do demonstrations continue? Teacher evaluations have set off a tempest of protests.
Explainer: The Challenge of Reintegration in Colombia
After 50 years of civil conflict, one agency is tasked with the hurdle of reintegrating ex-militants and guerrillas back into society.
Explainer: Why Is the Dominican Republic Threatening Thousands with Deportation?
A June 17 deadline for documentation puts a vast number of Haitians and Dominicans of Haitian descent at deportation risk.
Explainer: The Cuban Health Care System at Home and Abroad
The Cuban Revolution created a world-renowned health care model that’s free for Cubans—and incredibly profitable.
Explainer: Presidential Reelection in Latin America
In April, Honduras' Supreme Court opened the door to presidential reelection. Which other Latin American countries permit multiple terms?
Explainer: 2016 U.S. Presidential Candidates' Ties to Latin America
AS/COA Online takes a look at Latin American connections for a handful Democratic and more than a dozen Republican presidential hopefuls in the 2016 race for U.S. president.
Explainer: Brazil's Contentious Outsourcing Bill
The proposed law could spell big changes for Brazil’s labor market, allowing companies to hire third-party workers for any job.