The acronym in question is FAFO, and remarkably, it’s being offered as the justification for the U.S. invasion of Venezuela.

The Philippines is the only former Spanish colony that does not have the Spanish language as its national language. One possible reason for this is a personal theory of mine – that while Latin America ...

St John’s College celebrates a 100% tertiary pass rate for its 2025 matric class, with 146 students earning bachelor’s passes ...

Venezuela’s subordination to Cuba’s security apparatus was firmly underscored on January 3, 2026, when 32 Cuban officers were ...

The Failure of Political Reform in Venezuela by Julia Buxton (Routledge) Drawing on fieldwork in Venezuela, Buxton examines ...

African states cannot stop the US assault on Venezuela, but their sharp rebuke signals the erosion of western authority and ...

Safely stored in a dark vault in London, the dried specimens of Carl Linnaeus's 18th-century herbarium have been revealed in ...

Ashok Ogra, Advisor with New Delhi’s Apeejay Education, writes on the enduring nature of conflicts beyond individual leaders ...

I marveled at the fact that I was face-to-face with someone who had a direct connection to more than one hundred years of ...

For a subject that’s supposedly dead, Latin sure does ruffle some feathers. Trinity Hall Cambridge has come under fire for ...

Panama is the only Latin American country the US has formally invaded, which occurred in 1989 under President George HW Bush.

It was unlike any book they had ever seen,” Carrie Gibson writes in The Great Resistance: The 400-Year Fight to End Slavery ...