Venezuela is suffering chronic shortages of food and medicine—something that is also the result of past policies that discouraged production, comments AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
Rapid urbanization spells trouble when it comes to air pollution and slum populations.
A new report reveals how climate change could affect your morning café con leche.
Buenos Aires, Santiago, and San Juan were all regional winners in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2016 rankings.
Colombia is among the world's most dangerous countries for land and environmental activists, but a new court ruling may help diffuse tensions.
Cities across the region are implementing innovative transportation projects so their citizens can get from A to B faster—and breathe easier.
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.