QUIZ: Guess the Good and Bad Guys of Latin American Development

Venezuela got extreme poverty below 5% in 2015. Photo: The gov't refused to cut back on its housing project.

Extreme inequality has increased in Mexico and almost half the country's wealth is owned by the elite 1%.

President Michelle Bachelet made good on her campaign promise. 80,000 students will go to uni free in 2016.

Peru sees regular strikes and consistently ranks low for education in the region. Many blame privatization.

Evo Morales sought opinions from social movements in Bolivia before heading off to the COP21 in Paris.

The Dominican Republic is struggling with smog and water, soil, light, sound and electromagnetic pollution.

In 2015, Cuba announced it is reducing Internet cost and expanding availability, including Wi-Fi.

Haiti is still rebuilding after the 2010 earthquake. Over 60,000 are still displaced and living in camps.

Ecuador's Rafael Correa (R) greets Haitians after the 2010 earthquake. He believes in regional unity.

Argentina's President Mauricio Macri seemed at home at the WEF with multinationals and Western leaders.