Social Networks

Automated Digital Tools Threaten Political Campaigns in Latin America

By Emilio Godoy
The use of technological tools in political campaigns has become widespread in Latin America, accompanied by practices that raise concern among academics and social organisations, especially in a year with multiple elections throughout the region.

Social Networks in Mexico Both Fuel and Fight Discontent

By Emilio Godoy
The scene in the video is simple: a bearded man with a determined look on his face sitting in front of a white wall witha portrait of Emiliano Zapata, symbol of the Mexican revolution.

Peruvians Say “No!” to Violence Against Women

By Aramis Castro
Peruvians took to the streets en masse to reject violence against women, in what was seen as a major new step in awareness-raising in the country that ranks third in the world in terms of domestic sexual violence.

Cuba’s Youth Were the Target of USAID’s ZunZuneo

By Patricia Grogg
The generations born in Cuba in the last two or three decades, permeated by the influences of societies that differ radically from the one their government is trying to build, are in the eye of the ideological storm that feeds the conflict between Havana and Washington.


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