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Colombias recent election put a left government in power for the first time in the countrys history. Will the new president deliver a radical transformation?

From Mexico to Chile to the United States, discord, polarization and estrangement are plaguing the Americas.

Added to the rising cost of fuel to transport the food, global hunger may increase to up to 20%, according to the World Food Program.

And Sarah Palin advances to an Alaska special general election for Congress.

As President Joe Biden prepares to host Latin American nations in Los Angeles, questions remain about U.S. influence in the region.

This week Altamar hosts discuss with author Moisés Naim why voters all over the world are embracing populist candidates with autocratic tendencies.

Former Washington lobbyist and political consultant Peter Schechter has opened the city’s first restaurant chain that combines immigrant advocacy with a new concept in dining.

President Vučić is strengthening his hold on Serbia, even as the conflict in Ukraine puts Serbia in a difficult position between Russia and the EU.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations has survived for decades, but how will it navigate conflicting global interests and economic uncertainty?

Western condemnation of Egypts human rights record is causing President Al-Sisi to turn elsewhere for allies.