Weekly Chart: Where Does Latin America Stand on Marijuana Legalization?
As Uruguay prepares to sell the drug in local pharmacies, here’s where the rest of the region stands.
As Uruguay prepares to sell the drug in local pharmacies, here’s where the rest of the region stands.
U.S. visas for foreign professionals are on the rise worldwide, but not when it comes to the Americas.
People in the Western Hemisphere use social media more than in any other region, and they’re likely doing so on mobile devices.
Lima and Bogotá are the two largest cities in the region without metro systems.
The high cost of supporting an aging population has put changes to social security at the top of the government’s fiscal plans.
The region’s women are entering the workforce at a faster pace than in any other part of the world.
Crime and violence cost the region some $261 billion annually, or more than 3.5 percent of GDP.