Brazil, Latin America’s largest economy, has quickly become one of the world’s leading crypto markets. In Chainalysis’s 2025 Global Adoption Index, Brazil ranked 5th globally …
During a fiery election campaign last year, Argentina’s new president Javier Milei pledged to wage war against the “leftard” establishment that has brought the Argentine ...
With Chevron generating 31% of the government’s total oil income, it is reasonable to ask if a U.S. oil company is directly undermining democracy in ...
During a fiery election campaign last year, Argentina’s new president Javier Milei pledged to wage war against the “leftard” establishment that has brought the Argentine economy to its knees.
With Chevron generating 31% of the government’s total oil income, it is reasonable to ask if a U.S. oil company is directly undermining democracy in Venezuela.
Last year, 400,000 migrants crossed the Darién Gap between Panama and Colombia, bound for Northerly climes. In just a few years, what had been a mere trickle of people passing through a remote sliver of jungle has become a flood.
Javier Milei appears to have let the hyperinflation genie out the bottle. Will he be able to get it back in or is Argentina condemned to ever-higher prices?
Brazilians were the biggest supporters of crypto-recognition, with 56% supporting El Salvador’s move, and 48% saying they want Brazil to follow suit and adopt Bitcoin. Only 4% of Brazilians said that there is no future for crypto currencies in their country.
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