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Visionary female architects in Latin America are addressing urban and architectural challenges through innovative designs that prioritize social inclusion and respect for local identities.

The biennial emphasized the importance of spaces for reflection in addressing contemporary architectural and urban challenges.

Architecture transcends utilitarian construction, particularly in Latin America, where materials and context play crucial roles.

Práctica Arquitectura emphasizes sensitivity in design, harmonizing with surroundings while rooting their projects in history and memory.

Contemporary Latin American cabin designs focus on connecting with nature and sustainability through local materials and innovative practices.

The BAL promotes Latin American architecture through dialogue, exhibitions, and seminars, enhancing cultural exchange with Spain.

President Bukele's authoritarian measures against gangs are gaining support across Latin America, despite significant human rights concerns associated with his policies.

Latin America and the Caribbean face a crisis with high rates of early childbirth among girls, often due to sexual violence.

Rebeca Grynspan emphasizes the need for understanding in political discourse regarding migrants and the significance of Guantanamo's symbolism.

Grynspan advocates for human rights and hopes undocumented migrants seeking better lives are not unjustly treated.

Governments in Latin America use AI systems increasingly for decisions impacting human rights, posing significant ethical and legal challenges.

Carter's presidency aimed to shift U.S. foreign policy towards human rights but faced contradictions and challenges, especially in Latin America and Afghanistan.

Trump's threatened reclaiming of the Panama Canal signals a shift in U.S. foreign policy towards Latin America, focusing on curbing Chinese influence.

Marco Rubio's role as Secretary of State will be pivotal in managing U.S.-Latin America relations under Trump's administration, particularly regarding immigration and trade.

Marco Rubio's visit to Panama seeks to negotiate U.S. control over the Panama Canal, reflecting Trump's aggressive foreign policy shift.

Trump's initial actions towards Latin America signify a continuation of aggressive policies against countries like Colombia and Cuba.

Maduro's recent comments towards Trump hint at a potential thawing in US-Venezuela relations during Trump's second term.

Carter's Panama Canal treaties were pivotal in U.S.-Latin American relations, but Trump's resurgence of the issue signals a potential shift in U.S. policy.

Trump's executive order aims to designate drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, potentially escalating U.S. military involvement in Latin America.

Marco Rubio's visit to Latin America highlights tensions over U.S. policies and regional responses to immigration and Sino-American relations.

Trump's second term may strengthen far-right groups in Latin America and create trade tensions, particularly with Mexico.

Trump is reinstating maximum-pressure tactics against left-wing regimes through the appointment of Mauricio Claver-Carone as special envoy.

Trump aimed for largest deportations in U.S. history and threatened tariffs on Mexico, shifting diplomatic norms with Latin America.

Gustavo Petro's challenge to Trump's deportation policy exposed vulnerabilities in U.S.-Latin American relations.

The seminar emphasized the need for quality public facilities in favelas to address inequalities and foster community development.

Latin America must focus on equitable and sustainable growth to improve social and economic well-being.

Migrant-smuggling has surged as a key income source for criminal groups in Latin America, overshadowing drug trafficking.

U.S. efforts to confront these networks have lagged for years despite rising profits.

Smuggling routes have become more efficient, with 80% of migrants opting for smugglers. 

The US foreign aid pause may worsen violence in Latin America, leading to increased migration.

Moove acquires Kovi to enhance its mobility financing solutions, aiming to build the world's largest ride-share fleet.

Prosus acquires Despegar for $1.7B, enhancing its Latin American e-commerce and travel ecosystem with a strategic focus on synergies and AI.

Venezuela's electoral authority declared Maduro the election winner, amidst widespread allegations of fraud.

Latin America broadly rejects Nicolas Maduro's presidency, labeling the recent elections fraudulent and his government a dictatorship.

Former Latin American and Spanish leaders called for a united front against Maduro's dictatorship, emphasizing its threat to regional democracy and stability.

Jon Lee Anderson’s journalistic career features a unique blend of culture and language influenced by his experiences across Latin America.

Uruguay exemplifies democratic stability amid regional electoral violence, marked by a competitive yet civil presidential election.

Javier Milei positions himself as a leader of the global far-right, urging unification to combat socialism and claiming a historic opportunity for change.

Javier Milei symbolizes the rising wave of right-wing populism in the Americas, aligning closely with Donald Trump's ideology.

Mexican fintechs remain resilient despite political threats, showcasing growth potential in the sector.

Hyla Fund Management is launching a $30 million fund targeting the emerging Latin American crypto sector, highlighting the opportunities and challenges present in the region.

Latin America's tech ecosystem is rapidly growing, driven by increased internet access, skilled developers, and substantial venture capital investments.

Latin American fintech funding is showing signs of recovery, marking a potential bottom for investments with a significant increase in 2024.

Latin America is emerging as a leader in cryptocurrency adoption due to economic instability and the need for financial inclusion.

LaFinteca partners with UTORG to enhance digital payment solutions, integrating cryptocurrency technology and expanding services in Latin America and Europe.

Marco Rubio is a strong candidate for Secretary of State under Trump, focusing on foreign policy towards Iran, China, and Latin America.

Trump's return to the White House poses uncertainty for Latin America's financial stability, impacting exports and currency recovery prospects.

Former President Alejandro Toledo sentenced to over 20 years for accepting bribes from Odebrecht, highlighting widespread corruption in Latin America.

Brazil's Supreme Court is dismantling key corruption convictions from Operation Car Wash, raising doubts over judicial integrity across Latin America.

Alejandro Toledo has been sentenced to over 20 years in prison for accepting bribes from Odebrecht, depicting a pattern of political corruption in Latin America.