Mexico’s ban on genetically modified corn creates new trade friction with US
Citing the enormous impact on American farmers, the Biden administration says it may enforce compliance with North American trade agreements
Brazil elections: Evangelicals for Lula?
Around 35% of members of this religious group supported the left-wing candidate in the first round of the vote, despite traditionally being associated with Jair Bolsonaro
Lula and Bolsonaro remove the gloves as Brazil presidential election goes to the wire
The polls point to a technical tie between the two candidates, who are courting undecided voters and seeking to curb abstentionism ahead of a final face-to-face meeting on Friday
The quiet rehabilitation of Brazil’s ex-president Dilma Rousseff
The former leader, impeached in 2016 and associated with corruption, has been making campaign appearances in support of Lula da Silva
What’s the probability of three earthquakes hitting Mexico City on the date September 19?
The capital was hit by a quake on Monday, on the same day that it was struck by the deadly 1985 and 2017 disasters. Experts say the likelihood of this happening is between 0.000751% and 0.00000024%
Mexico’s pink lagoon: The ecological danger lurking behind the tourist attraction
Scientists say that a lack of rain and high temperatures have increased the salinity of the water, which affects the lake fauna and produces bacteria that create the striking color
Independent unions in Mexico use the USMCA to stop abuse at multinational plants
New worker representatives push for renewal under the cross-border agreement to punish labor violations
Iztapalapa: a round trip in Latin America’s longest cable car
The 10.6-kilometer line recently inaugurated in Mexico City can carry 90,000 passengers a day in one of the poorest areas of the capital