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Central America: Authoritarianism, Populism & Democracy in Times of Pandemic

Between Ortega’s antiquated authoritarianism and Bukele’s millennial version, we have variations on the theme from Guatemala and Honduras.

Colombia Places Part of Amazon Rainforest under Quarantine

A strict quarantine on Friday entered into force in Colombia’s southern Amazonas department, which is part of the Amazon rainforest.

Bolsonaro calls for restarting economy despite new Covid-19 record

Brazilian President Bolsonaro urged authorities to open up the economy, despite Covid-19 infections and deaths hitting a new record in the country.

Brazil Records Its Highest Daily COVID-19 Death Toll

Brazil saw its deadliest day of the pandemic yet Tuesday, with over 880 new COVID-19 deaths confirmed within 24 hours.

About 25,000 Venezuelan Migrants Leave Colombia to Flee Covid-19

The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted about 25,000 Venezuelan migrants to return from Colombia to their home country.

A Caribbean Cultural Dream Come True

Segni Bernardina is a dancer and producer of theater and film and has a history of interaction with the Cuban and Caribbean arts world.

From Crossing the Border as an Undocumented Child to Winning the Pulitzer Prize

Gallardo also discusses her essay “The Lucky Ones,” in which she revisits her own journey as an undocumented child who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border.

Colombia Moves to Revive its Economy Despite New Cases of Virus

Colombia on Monday moved to revive its economy by permitting millions of people to return to work, even as Covid-19 infections continue to increase.

Bogota Lifts Covid-19 Restriction on Men or Women Going Out

The Colombian capital Bogota will lift a Covid-19 protection measure which allowed women and men to only go out on alternate days.

The Digital Divide Grows Wider Amid Global Lockdown

Experts are concerned that in the current circumstances this divide, could grow even wider — particularly among women.