Chile, once understood for its security, now deals with a severe criminal offense issue that costs the country $8.2 billion each year.This loss equates to 2.6% of Chile's total annual economic output, according to a study by the Centro Latinoamericano de Políticas Económicas y Sociales at Universidad Católica de Chile.Many organizations in cities like Santiago are
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The US Supreme Court decided that parents in Maryland can stop their kids from checking out books in school that have LGBTQ+ themes if these books break their religious beliefs.This decision came from a case where moms and dads wanted to keep their kids out of lessons that included stories about gay or transgender characters.Montgomery County Public
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The United States Supreme Court has actually dramatically limited the power of federal judges to stop governmental policies across the country, delivering a significant triumph to President Donald Trump's administration.The judgment, released Friday in a 6-3 choice, addresses Trump's executive order looking for to end birthright citizenship for kids born in the U
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Brazil’s government approved a $2 billion credit line from the Inter-American Development Bank (BID) in June 2025 to help states modernize how they manage and collect taxes.

This funding, known as Profisco III, aims to help states adapt to new tax rules and improve financial controls. The Ministry of Finance and BID confirm the loan’s approval and p

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Google and Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, have actually publicly raised issues about liberty of expression following an essential judgment by Brazil's Supreme Court.On June 26, 2025, the court voted 8 to 3 to expand the legal duty of digital platforms for material posted by users, marking a major shift in the nation's
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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has chosen to challenge Congress’s decision to overturn his IOF tax decree by seeking intervention from Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court (STF).

This move continues a pattern seen in recent years, where the executive branch turns to the judiciary after legislative setbacks.

Lula’s administration argues that Congress e

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