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María Elena Castro

María Elena Castro

Health Reporter

Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Specialist in business, finance, and economic reporting for Financial Journal across international markets.
6 ArticlesLatest publication: Jul 11, 2026

María Elena Castro

Venezuela Earthquake Survivors Face Growing Health Emergency as Hospitals Struggle and Disease Spreads

Venezuela is facing a growing humanitarian crisis after devastating earthquakes left thousands dead, as displaced communities confront disease outbreaks, damaged hospitals and a lack of medical care.

Updated on: 2d agoHealth

Venezuela Earthquake Survivors Face Growing Health Emergency as Hospitals Struggle and Disease Spreads

Latin America Ages Faster Than Any Other World Region

Latin America is aging faster than any region in the world with a fertility rate of 1.8, posing enormous challenges for health and pension systems.

Updated on: 04/22/2026Health

Latin America Ages Faster Than Any Other World Region

Bad Bunny Announces Latin American Stadium Tour for 2026

Bad Bunny announced La Nueva Religión Tour 2026, a stadium tour through Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Spain between September and December 2026.

Updated on: 12/4/2026Culture

Bad Bunny Announces Latin American Stadium Tour for 2026

Cuba Reforms Its Health System in Search of Quality Care

Cuba announces a historic reform of its health system that includes opening private clinics and reducing medical missions abroad for the first time in 60 years.

Updated on: 03/18/2026Health

Cuba Reforms Its Health System in Search of Quality Care

Mexico Approves New Mental Health Strategy for Youth

Mexico launched its first National Youth Mental Health Plan to address the 34% rise in suicidal ideation between 2020 and 2025, integrating psychologists in 1,200 schools.

Updated on: 03/12/2026Health

Mexico Approves New Mental Health Strategy for Youth

PAHO Warns of Antimicrobial Resistance in Latin America

PAHO warned that antimicrobial resistance kills more than 500,000 people per year in Latin America, driven by excessive use of antibiotics without a prescription.

Updated on: 02/15/2026Health

PAHO Warns of Antimicrobial Resistance in Latin America