Milei Didn't Start Argentina’s Conflict With Iran

This goes beyond alignment with the U.S. and Israel.

Apr 6 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

March 2026

Lula Is Losing Ground to Bolsonaro’s Son

Brazil’s election is no longer predictable.

Mar 30 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

Cuba Doesn't Want Humanitarian Aid, They Want Freedom

As the island sits in darkness and Cubans protest in the streets, the government is in talks with the U.S.

Mar 23 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

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Colombia Defines Its Presidential Candidates

The left is united behind Cepeda. The right is still figuring it out.

Mar 9 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

1

You Really Don’t Understand How Big Mexico Is

And international coverage proved it again.

Mar 2 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

1

February 2026

Cuba Has No Friends Left. What's Next?

The regime survived the Special Period. This time, it looks different.

Feb 17 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

Benito Makes Us Feel Celebrated

Puerto Rico, the Caribbean, and Latin America: Bad Bunny and the power of being seen.

Feb 10 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

Costa Rica Has Our Attention (And Our Concern)

Laura Fernández extends the Rodriguismo project. Will Costa Rica's institutions hold?

Feb 3 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

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January 2026

Not So Fast: The EU–Mercosur Trade Deal Is On Hold

A European perspective on why the deal stalled again.

Jan 26 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

3

Venezuela After Maduro: A Transition to What?

The fall of a dictator, not the fall of a regime.

Jan 19 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

4

Elections, Polarization, and a Case for Optimism

What the next election cycle tells us about polarization and the chance to move forward.

Jan 2 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio

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December 2025

El Salvador Chose Safety Over Rights. Now What?

Mass trials, suspended rights, and 248 gang members sentenced to centuries in prison. The results are clear, but so are the risks.

Dec 23, 2025 • Felipe Torres Gianvittorio