Beyond Efficiency: Latin American Scholars Study Beijing’s “People First” Public Service Model
Latin American scholars visit Beijing’s Government Service Center to study the “people first” administrative model and its AI-driven efficiency.
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Beijing’s ‘People First’ Model: Latin American Scholars Explore Public Service Innovation
Latin American scholars visit Beijing’s Government Service Center, exploring AI-driven, inclusive public services and the “people first” philosophy for potential implementation at home.
Colombia Eyes June 21 Runoff After Shock First-Round Election Results
Colombia prepares for a runoff election on June 21 after a surprising first-round result saw an authority and order candidate take the lead.
China and Brazil Forge Stronger Ties to Enhance Latin American Cooperation
China and Brazil have reaffirmed their strategic partnership in Beijing, aiming to expand cooperation across Latin America and strengthen the unity of the Global South.
China and Brazil Forge Stronger Ties to Expand Cooperation Across Latin America
China and Brazil aim to deepen strategic cooperation and expand ties across Latin America to promote global stability and the interests of the Global South.
Colombia Heads to Polls for 2026 Presidential Election
Polls have opened across Colombia for the first round of the presidential election to select the leader for the 2026-2030 term.
Colombia Prepares for Pivotal Presidential Election Tomorrow
Colombians head to the polls on May 31 for a presidential election viewed as a critical referendum on the policies of the country’s first leftist president, Gustavo Petro.
Brazil’s Economy Rebounds with 1.1% Growth in First Quarter of 2026
Brazil’s economy grew by 1.1% in the first quarter of 2026, marking its strongest quarterly performance in a year and rebounding from a slow end to 2025.
China’s Image on the Rise in Latin America as US Favorability Dips
A new study of 12,000 people across ten Latin American countries reveals China’s rising image in the region, while the U.S. faces its steepest decline in years.
Brazil Advocates for Diplomacy Amid US Threats Against Cuba
Brazil urges the US to resolve differences with Cuba through diplomacy and negotiation, stressing the importance of sovereignty and international law.
Cuba Condemns New US Sanctions as ‘Coercive Measures’
Cuba denounces newly imposed US sanctions as ‘unilateral coercive measures,’ criticizing their timing and legality amidst May Day protests.
El Salvador’s Mass Gang Trials Test Limits of Justice
El Salvador conducts mass trials for nearly 500 alleged gang members, a landmark case testing justice under President Bukele’s security policies.
Brazil’s President Lula Condemns US Blockade of Cuba in 2026 Address
Brazilian President Lula criticizes the US blockade on Cuba, advocating against foreign intervention in 2026 address.
Mandarin Momentum: Chinese Language Day Gains Traction in Mexico City
Mexico City’s Chinese Language Day celebrations underscore rising Mandarin demand as Latin America strengthens economic and cultural ties with China.
Peru’s Fragmented Presidential Runoff Reflects Regional Political Shifts
Peru’s fragmented presidential runoff highlights political instability and economic challenges with significant implications for Asian trade partnerships and global markets.
Peru’s 2026 Presidential Election: A Crowded Race with 35 Candidates
Peru’s 2026 presidential election features 35 candidates, marking a historic race with uncertain outcomes. Explore the implications for governance and regional stability.
President Xi Hails China-CELAC Ties at 10th Summit
President Xi Jinping emphasizes China’s commitment to deepening cooperation with Latin America and the Caribbean at the 10th CELAC Summit in Bogotá.
Cuban Medical Missions Withdraw Amid U.S. Pressure, Energy Crisis
Cuban medical brigades return home as contracts in Latin America and the Caribbean end amid U.S. pressure and a deepening energy crisis.
Chile’s New President José Antonio Kast Ushers in Conservative Era
Chile inaugurates far-right leader José Antonio Kast as president, marking a significant conservative shift in Latin America following his December electoral victory.
Cuban Leader Slams US Summit as ‘Neocolonial’ Amid Rising Tensions
Cuba condemns US-led summit as neocolonial threat to regional peace, amid renewed economic pressures and geopolitical tensions in the Caribbean.