Cynicism may be running high among Guatemalan voters amid a presidential impeachment process, but the September 6 general elections will go on.
Weekly Chart: Guatemalan Public Opinion on Scandals and the Presidential Election
Brazil Update: Congress Considers Measures on Gun Control, Freedom of Speech
Elected last year, the “bullets, beef, and bible” caucus is pushing for legislation to weaken gun control and crack down on speech considered offensive.
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Pho Cyclo Owner Advocates for Immigrant-Owned Businesses
Nationwide, immigrants own 53 percent of the grocery stores, 38 percent of the restaurants, and 43 percent of the liquor stores, according to AS/COA's and Fiscal Policy Institute report.
China's Building a Huge Canal in Nicaragua, But We Couldn't Find It
“I’m very skeptical,” says COA's Eric Farnsworth pointing out to the massive engineering and environmental challenges to overcome to build the canal.
China 'Black Monday' And Latin America: Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico Among Economies Showing Anxiety After Stock Market Meltdown
"If China is about to slow down even more, then [one] can realistically expect commensurate consequences in places like Brazil, Peru, Colombia and elsewhere," comments AS/COA's Brian Winter.