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Chile’s Birthrate Crisis and the December 14th Elections

Chile’s fertility rate has fallen to 1.03 children per woman, the lowest in Latin America and one of the lowest in the world.

In short, for US President Donald Trump, Juan Orlando Hernandez “may be an SOB… but he’s one of ours.”

Honduras’ new president could add another Central American country to the growing influence of the Bukele model.

Today, with a tenuous cease-fire, it may be tempting for the party to memory hole what has happened in Gaza.

What happens in Venezuela in the coming weeks could shape the United States’ relationship with our region for the remainder of Trump’s term.

The criminalization of dissent has profound consequences on political and social dynamics. One is the rise of extremism and polarization.

More than 50,000 Cubans were hospitalized at the end of November 2025 for arboviral infections, including chikungunya, dengue, and Zika.

The example of Rosa Ruiz highlights that a clear, loud denunciation is the first step towards defeating a policy of forced disappearances.

The Cuban government’s relationship with its population on other shores remains one of its many unresolved issues.

The foundation contributes to a global anti-feminist storyline that questions the credibility of victims of gender-based violence.