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The country has turned it into a collective catharsis, a moment when the poor become royalty and miseries, memes

The country’s top court has plenty of power — and an impossible mandate. It is in fact three benches in one

In addition to a feisty home crowd, Ivan Duque faces big challenges from foreign friends and neighbours

Political decay is undermining the pact to end the hemisphere’s longest insurgency

Political turmoil, mean streets, world’s worst inflation rate and scarcity of medicine can make visiting is a logistical nightmare

In a region where witness protection is frail and the independent judiciary a work in progress, anyone who speaks up should be encouraged

Country’s ruling coalition is riven with feuds that may be hard to suppress once the wily President Correa is gone

For all his shortcomings, however, crisis-addled country is better off with President Temer than without

The government’s efforts to keep reporters from harm have been hampered by underfunding and mission drift

Latin America has a good deal of experience in how to make the transition to democracy, but that takes dialogue and mutual recognition among political opponents

Argentinians deserve to know the truth about the worst terrorist attack on Latin American soil. That’s a task for country’s justice system

More and more ordinary Venezuelans are concluding that their only way out of their country’s mess lies across the border