Weekly Chart: Coffee Production and Climate Change in Latin America
A new report reveals how climate change could affect your morning café con leche.
Update: Latin America's Most Livable Cities
Buenos Aires, Santiago, and San Juan were all regional winners in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2016 rankings.
A Sign of Relief for Colombia's Threatened Indigenous Activists
Colombia is among the world's most dangerous countries for land and environmental activists, but a new court ruling may help diffuse tensions.
Environmental Update: Transforming Transportation in Latin American Cities
Cities across the region are implementing innovative transportation projects so their citizens can get from A to B faster—and breathe easier.
Lack of Zika-Specific Test Creates Dilemma For Some Pregnant Women
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Franco Ordoñez
PAHO’s Director Carissa Etienne discussed the global efforts and costs of battling the Zika virus at COA and the U.S. State Department annual Washington Conference.
How Surfing Helps El Salvador's Economy
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Brie Iatarola
A boom in surf tourism is providing economic momentum, but not without conflict.
Latin American Economies Continue to Limp Along
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Mimi Whitefield and Jim Wyss
AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth comments on Latin America’s economic outlook pointing out that growth for the region is “varied and complicated.”.