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The Brazilian election is an opportunity for local philanthropy to show its support for a more just and equitable future for the country. But will elite philanthropists rise to the challenge?

Refugee protection has been largely symbolic in the region with states reluctant to invest in their asylum systems, research has found.

The upcoming Brazilian election takes place in a context of crisis and with countries highly dependent on the market's fate. If Jair Bolsonaro is re-elected, his authoritarian neoliberalism proje

The uncertainty over its approval comes from the disenchant towards a real social, economic and political reform with Chile's democracy in a challenging moment

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Coproduction of public services was key in the leftist governments in the early 2000s. Today it could be a basis for the region's reconstruction after Covid-19

Gustavo Petro is labelled as Colombia's first leftist president. But history shows that there has been another left-leaning leader in recent history.

Forced migration is on the rise globally. In The Vertical Border, Sonja Wolf explores the dangers of migrating and the lack of alternatives for those who try their luck

If Ecuador wants to improve its economy, it must think of solutions like using fiscal policies to attend social needs and should monitor them better.

Acceptance of the LGBTQ+ population across Latin America has improved. But levels reflect that there is more mild average support than total tolerance.