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Before the Butterfly – Photo of the Day

Yordanka Caridad took the photo of the day: “Before the Butterfly” in Lara, Venezuela. She used her Nikon D80 camera. Send us your photos.

Mexico is poised to become the world’s largest marijuana market after approval of a landmark bill Wednesday legalizing recreational use.

What is new about feminism is the rigor of a gender perspective and the intensity of a globalized and connected 21 century youth.

Cubans currently in Montevideo, Uruguay, seeking to travel to Managua are accusing the Nicaraguan embassy of scamming them. Read why…

Today’s featured artists are Juan Luis Guerra (DR) and Nella (Venezuela) with the song “Mi Guitarra” from the album of the same name (2021).

The report states that one in four women and girls around the world have been physically or sexually assaulted by their partners.

Today’s featured artist is the Brazilian singer Maysa with her version of “Dindi” by Antionio Carlos Jobim and Aloysio de Oliveira (1963).

The Biden gov. granted temporary protected status to thousands of Venezuelans living in the USA, expected to impact over 300,000 people.

In Brazil, a judge has annulled all convictions against former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. He hopes to run for president in 2022.

Today’s featured band is Orquesta Son Mujeres from Colombia with a performance of “La Salsa en Cuerpo de Mujer” (2019).