Recent moves by Daniel Ortega have the opposition and observers crying foul, though the Sandinista president remains popular.

From rugby to judo, the visibility of Brazil’s out Olympians is a win in the fight against homophobia.

If oil shipments from Venezuela stop, Cuba will have to find $1.3 billion to buy the oil it needs, says researcher Jorge Piñon.

Donald Trump's rhetoric overlooks the extent of U.S.-Mexico economic and demographic ties, writes AS/COA’s Carin Zissis for World Politics Review.

The new president of Brazil’s national development bank is embracing much-needed reforms, but she’s working under the clock.

In light of International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we look at the region’s more than 500 indigenous languages.