Hidden news is the most important one. In Lat-Am, there are millions of this news that governments & multinationals will never put out. The reason is simple. Their common interests are often interconnected to corruption. Here is what Latin American Insider (https://paolomanzo.substack.com) is about. First to reveal and second to analyze/comment on this news
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(via The exchange rate crisis in Brazil raises several concerns about the country's economy as we look ahead to 2025)
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(via Boluarte is currently facing 10 investigations by prosecutors)
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(via The Economist was forced by the facts to change its line on Milei)
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(via The measures announced by Brazil's Economy Minister cause the real to collapse against the dollar)
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(via Brazilians elect the mayors and councilmen nominated by 29 parties for the next four years in 5,569 municipalities. The Latin American Insider analysis👇)
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(via Iran, Pakistan, China, Russia, North Korea, Venezuela, and Myanmar are all the same vs. X👇)
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(via Arson. The fire started near a church and burned northern Ecuador's capital, Quito)
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(via Helping the dictator. From Cuba to Brazil, from Colombia to Mexico passing through Bolivia, all the support of Latin American power for the Maduro regime)
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(via Zelensky accuses Brazil and China of negotiating only with Russia)
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(via Zelensky accuses Brazil and China of negotiating only with Russia)
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(via The protection of Maria Corina Machado and the recognition of Edmundo González as Venezuela's president-elect must be the two priorities of the United States and the European Union)
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(via The Brazilian Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, "I want to provide uranium for Italy")
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