Peace in the region without war

At the close of 2019, and, thus the close of the decade, the question of peace in Latin America comes heavy to the ear. In the last year, Colombians have fought to see a peace agreement implemented. Mexicans have elected a new leader to keep waging an old drug war. Venezuelans face a constitutional crisis amidst economic freefall. Bolivians, Hondurans and Nicaraguans at least have called on their presidents to resign. Protests have arisen in almost every country in the region.