Mexico’s government is taking on infrastructure to boost the energy, transport, and communications sectors and lay the groundwork for a new airport in the capital.
The Supreme Court must decide if the plebiscite can move ahead, but some say the referendum would be unconstitutional and public support for it is divided.
Ahead of Uruguay's referendum to lower the age of criminal responsibility, AS/COA Online examines efforts to legislate the issue in four countries.
As the United States debates net neutrality rules, legislation affecting internet freedoms and mobile app blockages are in the spotlight in Latin America and the Caribbean.
After national primaries, a former president and an unexpected opposition leader are among the top candidates for the October election.
As the new presidency begins and a gang truce crumbles, the Salvadoran public identifies security as the country's main concern.
The Andean country aims to invest up to $100 billion in roads, ports, and airports by 2021 in a bid to improve competitiveness and support the growing economy.