Juan Pablo Spinetto

The region is already below the 2.1 children-per-woman threshold necessary to maintain its population level

In Mexico City, one of the world’s most populous metropolises, babies are becoming a rarity.

As Latin America’s two biggest economies face rising prices, their central banks need to be careful not to cave in to political considerations.

La inflación está regresando a América Latina, y las dos economías más grandes de la región deben cuidarse de no permitir que la política interfiera en su lucha contra ella.

The ruling party’s huge constitutional overhaul sets the country on a volatile path, hurting investment potential and complicating the incoming political transition.

Los jueces de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de México tienen sobre sus escritorios una oferta candente que equivale, en efecto, a esto: renuncien en las próximas semanas y podrán conservar sus pensiones. O arriésguense a competir en una elección el próximo año en la que muy probablemente perderán estos beneficios.

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

The top court's ban on X is an own goal and makes its people less free

Smart diplomacy by Brazil can still mitigate Venezuela’s slide into autocracy and bolster Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s influence and standing as a world leader.

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.