Financial Stability Reports in Latin America and the Caribbean by Cheng Hoon Lim, Alexander D. Klemm, Sumiko Ogawa, Marco Pani, Claudio Visconti

“…Many countries in Latin America and the Caribbean now publish financial stability reports. …”
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El Pacífico Latinoamericano The Latin American Pacific by Alberto Cruz, Godofredo Iommi

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Osteoporosis in Latin America: panel expert review by Patricia Clark, Gabriela Chico, Fernando Carlos, Fernando Zamudio, Rosa Maria R. Pereira, José Zanchetta, Jorge Castillo

“…Background. The Latin American region is undergoing a demographic and epidemiological transition, which is leading to an increase in chronic and degenerative diseases. …”
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Framing Medieval Latin Liturgy through the Marginal by Nils Holger Petersen

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The Vice Presidency in Latin America: an unnecessary evil by Ariel SRIBMAN MITTELMAN

“…<p>Most Latin American countries have in their institutional design the figure of the Vice President to address the succession of the President in case of death, illness, resignation or inability. …”
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Prostate Cancer in Latin America: Challenges and Recommendations by Rodolfo Borges dos Reis MD, PhD, Alejandro Alías-Melgar MD, Andrés Martínez-Cornelio MD, Silvia P Neciosup MD, Juan Pablo Sade MD, Marcos Santos MD, PhD, Gustavo Martin Villoldo MD

“…Prostate cancer (PCa) is the most frequent tumor among Latin American (LATAM) men. The incidence of de novo metastatic PCa is higher in LATAM than other parts of the world, and demographic changes in the region have increased disease burden. …”
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The ‘Commodities Consensus’ and Valuation Languages in Latin America by Maristella Svampa, Ana Estefanía Carballo

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Some Reflections on Inertia: Infinitive Complements in Latin by Gisella Ferraresi, Maria Goldbach

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Models of Modernization and geopolitical changes in Latin America by István Szilágy

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MYTHOLOGICAL CHARACTERS IN THE LATIN POETRY OF THE UKRAINIAN BAROQUE by Valentyna Myronova, Mariia Lastovets

“… The article examines the peculiarities of mythological characters in the Latin poetry of the baroque period in Ukraine. This period contributed a lot to intercultural relations between Ukraine and Western Europe and gave a birth to the phenomenon of the baroque Ukrainian poetry, written in Latin language. …”
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Health, childlessness and poverty in Latin American countries by Ruben Castro, Juan Tapia

“…Focusing on women between 40-50 years old and using 23 census samples from Latin America countries (2000-2011), we found that only in the group with lower schooling level there is a clear gap in the definite childlessness rate by self-reported disability status. …”
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Current trends and prospects of Latin American integration by D. A. Kuznetsov

“…On-going regional transformations in Latin America have already dramatically shifted the landscape of Latin American integration. …”
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Latinate terminology in Modern Greek: An “intruder” or an “asset”? by Krimpas Panagiotis G.

“…This article discusses Latinate Modern Greek (MG) terminology in the light of language planning, language contact, transliteration, registers, and speakers’ attitudes. …”
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Rethinking Practices of Legal Pluralism in Latin America by Antonio Carlos Wolkmer

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Pigmentocracies: Ethnicity, Race, and Color in Latin America by Edward E. Telles, Project on Ethnicity and Race in Latin A PERLA, Eduardo Torre-Cantalapiedra

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Democracy in Latin America: “Minimalist” in Concept and in Achievement by Josep M. Colomer

“…Latin American Research Review…”
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Health and Old Age in Latin America and Africa by Daniel Künzler

Subjects: “…Latin America and the Caribbean…”
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Name Lore in Latin America 1954–1955 by Jack Autrey Dabbs

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Fear of failure: What drives it in Latin America? by Samuel Mongrut, Nidia Juárez

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Spoken Latin in the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance by Jerome Moran

“…Did educated people in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance use Latin routinely (Medieval Latin and Neo-Latin), rather than a regional vernacular, to conduct real-life conversations about ordinary, everyday matters? …”
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