Juan Pablo Spinetto

The Supreme Court's ban on X is an own goal that hurts Brazil's international standing and makes its people less free.

Mexico’s capital is limiting rent increases to make housing more affordable. But as the case of Buenos Aires shows, restricting supply is never a good idea.

Mexico’s incoming president needs to show early signs of independence from her mentor Andrés Manuel López Obrador if she wants her government to have any chance of success.

Latin America isn’t immune to the wave of repression washing over the world, with increasingly nasty consequences that its healthy democracies and northern neighbors can’t afford to ignore.

Lula’s failure to mention the Venezuela crisis during his UN speech casts doubts about what would his country bring to the table of the great powers.

The country’s prime tourist destination needs to overcome multiple headwinds to reverse a sharp decline in international visitors.

Developing an affordable electric vehicle that improves mobility will take time and money. Mexico should back private entrepreneurs instead of trying to do it by itself.

The Mexican government, not naturally prone to focus on foreign affairs, needs to make its relations with the new US administration a matter of life and death.

South America’s once-successful socialist story has collapsed. Unfortunately, the worst is yet to come.

Some of the US President-elect’s requests will need to be addressed if Mexicans don't want to see their economy derailed.