A 19th-century massacre reveals fault lines coursing through Brazil today.

What today's activists can learn from protesters past – like Brazil's former president, a protagonist of two great periods of upheaval.

Brazil, Uruguay and others overspend on pensions – while youth unemployment is on the rise.

Latin America is young – the median age is 30 – but many of its presidents are past retirement age. AQ's editor-in-chief looks for the next generation.

Youth unemployment is rising fast. Here's a plan on how to tackle it.

Venezuela's government could solve its malnutrition crisis—if it wanted to. Caritas Venezuela's Susana Raffalli explains how.

With its four last presidents fighting corruption charges or serving time, the real question for Peruvians is whether its judiciary is up for the monumental task before it.

The July 16 referendum on Maduro's proposed constitutional convention suggests Venezuela's diaspora is more united – and more powerful – than ever.

In AQ’s new issue, our special report on a generation that wants it all – but may struggle to achieve it.